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Deflate Airbag and Remove Bottom Fastener

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Newell Coach Air Bag Removal! Working on a Million Dollar RV from 1996: What's It Like?

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What happens here

After removing the wheel, locate the airbag assembly. The first step for removal is to dump all the air from the air suspension system, allowing the airbag to deflate. The creator points out the bottom nut of the airbag, which is a stud, and uses a 3/4 inch socket with a ratchet to remove it.

Goal: Prepare the airbag for removal by deflating and loosening the bottom attachment.

Tools and materials

  • Ratchet — Operating the socket to remove the nut
  • Socket — Removing the bottom nut of the airbag

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it's finally airbag day well now it's not raining and a couple days later what we got going on here is i dumped all the air it's probably still a little residual in there but that's no big deal basically looks like we got one nut down there and as you can see none of these was on the back side of the other one there's two on top and then the big air fitting up there but before i can work on my airbags i gotta fix this this is why you don't pull the transmission towards the block with the bell housing bolts fire up the old phone use magic wave 230. these bottom ones the studs it's like a three-quarter i gotta figure out a way to get to the

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