[larryweikart]

Finally got the lack of air problem fixed and it turned out to be the DOT valve just like Mike at newell predicted. If you ever have to replace this valve I hope you can get to a lift or pit as it is no picnic laying on your back and reaching up in that area to replace it. It took 2 of us 5 hours to replace the system and that was not counting the time to remove it. There are 2 sensor wires at the top and they were rusted and couldn't be unscrewed. We had to cut the wires and then splice some new wire back together........almost impossible, but we finally got it done, and it aired up! What a relieve! Here's a picture of the complete assembly. The valve is the newer looking part!