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Auto leveling system

Recently purchased 1999 U320.......Back story: rear 6 pack was replaced and front 6 pack was rebuilt by previous owner just prior to my purchase. Problem: one of the solenoid coil areas is leaking air. Bubble test. I have a spare 6 pack and rebuild kit that came with coach. Question: #1 ..can I replace the o-rings under the coil tower without any danger of air pressure loss if system is turned off. #2..Is coach leveling air system independent of chassis air system, always cautious when working under a coach.
Any expert advice appreciated.

Re: Auto leveling system

Reply #1
You must have the safety stands in place to hold the coach up as when you remove the solenoid valve it lets out all the air in the bag.
previous 1984 35 ft ORED 250 HP 3208 Cat       
previous 1998 40 ft U295 CAI 325 hp Cummins
previous 2003 40 Ft u320 build #6140 450 Cummins M11.                                                         
1999 Mazda Miata
Ron, Nancy, Tipper the cat, Max The dog
1997 U 270 36 ft build number 5174 8.3 Cummins

Re: Auto leveling system

Reply #2
You must have the safety stands in place to hold the coach up as when you remove the solenoid valve it lets out all the air in the bag.

To expand on Ron's guidance

Working Safely around your Foretravel
Learn every day, but especially from the experiences of others. It's cheaper!  - John C. Bogle

2000 U320 36' non-slide / WildEBeest Rescue
2003 U320

 

Re: Auto leveling system

Reply #3
Look in your Foretravel book, there should be a schematic showing the air system. Leveling  and travel height use the same bags and air lines. If you do a search on travel and auto level you will find lots of reading as to how everything works.
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