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**Android04** · 08-11-2020, 10:12 AM

I've been on air ride for a few years now and have constantly chasing air leaks. This past winter, I pulled everything apart and checked all fittings in the bag, switches, and tank and can't find any leaks.

I always switched out some of the PTC fitting and put in brass T's to avoid them from leaking and still have a leak on opposites sides. It'll hold solid almost 24hrs then it will slowly bleed off.

Any tips or suggestions for stopping the leaks?

08-11-2020, 10:12 AM	#1
Android04 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2017 Location: Louisville, KY Posts: 364	Constantly chasing Air Leaks I've been on air ride for a few years now and have constantly chasing air leaks. This past winter, I pulled everything apart and checked all fittings in the bag, switches, and tank and can't find any leaks. I always switched out some of the PTC fitting and put in brass T's to avoid them from leaking and still have a leak on opposites sides. It'll hold solid almost 24hrs then it will slowly bleed off. Any tips or suggestions for stopping the leaks?