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Test Air System by Building Pressure

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Newell Coach Air Leak Quest Continues! Finally Making "Progress"

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What happens here

The creator starts the RV's engine, carefully avoiding touching the clean interior with his dirty hands. The dashboard lights up, indicating low air pressure, which is expected. He allows the engine to run, building up air pressure in the system. After some time, he goes back to the engine compartment to check the air pressure gauge and listen for leaks. He notes the engine is very loud and makes it difficult to hear.

Goal: Verify if the air system holds pressure after the repairs.

Tools and materials

  • RV Ignition Key — Starting the RV engine

What they say

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let's go in there fire it up let it build some pressure be very careful not to touch anything or bump into anything it's all white and i'm covered in crap right now i wait for these lights to cycle just because it makes me feel good i don't know if you actually have to or not that's on uh low air huh you don't say hey [Music] i don't know if you know but this is not like the face of a man who fixed anything this looks like the face of a man who made things worse on the fitting that i fixed yesterday that was fine it was fine it was fine i put the compression one on there and now the fitting behind that leaks the brass one that goes like it goes like tank weird adapter compression fitting the weird adapter is leaking and i think i probably cracked it when i was tightening the other one i have a tendency to over tighten things

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