[bcubed]

Okay...hopefully by wednesday I will be on air...
Does anyone have a check list or procedure for getting an airbag system operating? :think:

Air it up and let it sit over night, if you see any changes the next day you have a leak .. it would be easier to tell with gauges for the bags.

My truck has a slight leak, it has to sit for liek a week before you can even notice .. hopefully will clear it up when I get the rest of it done.

 

[supermachine]

take your time, put bolts and stuff in baggies and label them, don't rush, make sure you don't get too excited the first time you hit the switch that you finish up quick and forget stuff, take your time, do it right the 1st time

best of luck to ya, i'm starting mine this week too!!!

 

[kryptonite]

Yee haw...got the guages for the bags today...tomorrow to plumbing everything...
first time I drop it I intend on having the wheels on 4 inch blocks so I can get the jack back under it if it wont go up...

 

[Will]

leaks are some what normal... just make sure it isn't too fast....

i would go get my truck alligned... tires aren't cheap, and it'll ride better once you get it alligned. Another thing, make sure all of ur lines are away from any sources of heat... same with the bags.

 

[Beyond Static]

run rubber gromets on airlines that go through metal. Same with wires.

 

[groundscraper]

I like to take a small spray bottle, add soap and water, and spray all the fittings to check for leaks (when aired up, of course). Then I'll leave it aired up over night in case I missed something.