How Often Should Air be Added to the Ultra-Fab Trail Air Ride 5th Wheel King Pin
Updated 06/08/2013 | Published 06/06/2013
Question:
HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU HAVE TO ADD AIR TO THE TRAIL AIR
asked by: DALE D
Expert Reply:
You should only need to add or remove air from the TrailAir pin box # LC158778 to get the lower portion of the upper collar on the shock lined up with the arrows on the lower part of the shock when under load. Take a look at the picture I provided to get a visual of what I mean.
Like any system that holds air (like tires for example) environmental factors can change the air pressure in the air bag. Be sure to that the shock is lined up properly as described above before towing.
If the air bag seems to be leaking then there may be a problem with the valve. You can put some soapy water on the valve to look for bubbles which would indicate a leak at the valve.
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Curt Air Ride 5th Wheel Pin Box - Lippert 1621 & 1621HD - 21,000 lbs
- 5th Wheel Pin Box
- Upgraded Pin Box
- Absorbs Road Shock and Reduces Chucking
- 21000 lbs
- Air Ride Suspension
- Fixed Turret
- Lippert 1621
- Lippert 1621HD
- Lippert
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