10-14-2012, 06:15 PM
Richard,
In Steve's diagram I am assuming 2 travel solonoids, 2 raise solonoids (these 4 valves are located in the item labeled 6-pack) and w/the 4 SV's in the diagram, thats back to 8.
OR is there 6 valves in the 6 pack
OR are some of the SV's located in the 6 pack
I can see how fliping the tag dash switch, isolates the tag from the drive, but what does the red line pressure do? Also I assume that the second SV is also activated by the tag dash switch to exhaust.
Still don't see a need for line pressure?
I guess my OCD is kicking in but I really want to completely understand how this works.
I am in the process on completely replacing the air leveling system with something more reliable.
This later style should also allow using the tag axle in the leveling process with better control
In Steve's diagram I am assuming 2 travel solonoids, 2 raise solonoids (these 4 valves are located in the item labeled 6-pack) and w/the 4 SV's in the diagram, thats back to 8.
OR is there 6 valves in the 6 pack
OR are some of the SV's located in the 6 pack
I can see how fliping the tag dash switch, isolates the tag from the drive, but what does the red line pressure do? Also I assume that the second SV is also activated by the tag dash switch to exhaust.
Still don't see a need for line pressure?
I guess my OCD is kicking in but I really want to completely understand how this works.
I am in the process on completely replacing the air leveling system with something more reliable.
This later style should also allow using the tag axle in the leveling process with better control
Gordon
1991 41.5' #266
8V92 DDEC II