Install New Push-Lock Fitting
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Newell Coach Air Leak Hunt! Finding All Kinds of Surprises...
What happens here
The creator goes to a truck stop to acquire a replacement. He finds a brass push-lock fitting, noting that it's a newer, potentially more reliable brass style compared to the original nylon one. Back at the RV, he installs the new brass push-lock fitting into the air tank and securely reconnects the yellow air line. He then re-starts the RV engine to build up air pressure, confirming that the pressure gauge now reads a stable 120 PSI, indicating the leak on this side is successfully repaired.
Goal: Replace the faulty fitting with a new, more durable one
Tools and materials
- Brass Push-Lock Fitting — Replacement fitting for the air line
- RV Engine Start Switch — Starting the RV engine to build air pressure
- Wrench — Tightening the new fitting
- Yellow Air Line — The air line to be reconnected
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