Help for a newbie

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Saint.V8 said:
Tired compressor seals no doubt.

Get the compressor out and disconnect the blue pipe to it. Get it to run and see if you can block the outlet with your thumb. If you can, compressor needs a reseal.

It wont blow your thumb off so dont worry but it should be difficult to plug the air outlet with your thumb riding a cushion of air!
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Sod's law the weather has been Wamer and it's working fine. But I will remember to do this when it plays up again
 
I don't know. I've just paid out £400 on a nanocom unit and £700 on new wheels and Tyers so abit broke at the moment so I hope it lasts until I can afford to replace the compressor
 
Ianwallace said:
I don't know. I've just paid out £400 on a nanocom unit and £700 on new wheels and Tyers so abit broke at the moment so I hope it lasts until I can afford to replace the compressor
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As long as there are no leaks, I'm sure it will be fine, lock the suspension either at motorway height or normal height to reduce the workload on the compressor, I keep mine locked at motorway height.
An overhaul kit is less than £30.
 
So guys what do you think
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