Identify Second Leak and Plan Further Repairs
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Newell Coach Air Leak Hunt! Finding All Kinds of Surprises...
What happens here
After successfully repairing the first leak, the creator discovers a second air leak on the opposite side of the RV, showing that the issue was not isolated. He identifies it as the same type of faulty push-lock fitting. He plans to go back to the truck stop the following day to purchase two true compression fittings (his preferred type) to replace both the newly discovered leaking fitting and the previously installed brass push-lock, aiming for a more permanent and reliable fix. He mentions that the constantly running compressor, due to the leaks, was generating excessive heat, which could damage other components.
Goal: Address the remaining air leaks in the RV's suspension system
Tools and materials
- Brass Compression Fittings — Planned replacement for both remaining push-lock fittings
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