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Position Jack Stands and Start RV Engine

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Newell Coach Air Leak Hunt! Finding All Kinds of Surprises...

What happens here

The creator places the heavy-duty jack stands under the RV's frame, ensuring they are positioned on sturdy points. He then starts the RV's engine to build up air pressure in the suspension system, which helps to further inflate the airbags and make the air leak more noticeable. He mentions the distinct 'Detroit rattle' sound of the engine.

Goal: Safely lift the RV and confirm the air leak by building pressure

Tools and materials

  • Heavy-Duty Jack Stands Sunex — Supporting the RV
  • RV Engine Start Switch — Starting the RV engine to build air pressure

What they say

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and it is so we're back in action we've got the box opened up you can see what the deal is here they're way beefier than like a typical car jack stand now that i got these underwear and that whole fiasco is out of the way fire this thing up lift it up find a good place to put these and we'll get to work stands are under there i found a good place in the frame to put them and uh i can still hear that air leak but i'm gonna fire this thing up for just like a minute just to get more pressure in it to make it more apparent when i spray the bubbles on there man i love listening to this thing it just sounds so cool people say detroit's rattle too much and they blah blah blah make too much noise i think that rattle is like the coolest thing it sounds like boulders rolling down a hill i don't know i just like it do you like the detroit rattle do you like it much i do

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