Air Compressor for Air Bag Suspension Enhancement on a 2004 Workhorse W-Series Motorhome
Updated 08/11/2022 | Published 08/09/2022 >
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Question:
Which air spring compressor system be used for a Workhorse w22 chassis with dual airbags and where is the compressor normally installed on a motorhome?
asked by: Robert G
Expert Reply:
I would recommend a dual path air compressor like the Air Command II Xtreme Duty Compressor # F2549. A dual path compressor will allow you to adjust 1 set of air bags front to back and side to side individually or 2 sets of air bags front to back.
The Air Command II Xtreme Duty Compressor # F2549 has a pneumatic control panel with white face that allows you to see air levels and adjust from the cab of your motorhome. This system is made in the USA and includes everything you need to control your air springs.
There is not a "normal" installation location for the compressor because every motorhome is different. But, the mounting surface should be rigid to support the compressor. Such as under the hood on a fender well or in a vented storage compartment.
I have also attached the installation instructions so you can take a look at those.
We also have the No-Drill Mount Kit for Firestone Air Tank and Compressor # F2530 which can sometimes ease installation depending on your motorhomes set-up.
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Firestone Air Command Extreme Duty Air Compressor with Tank - Analog - Dual Path
- Air Bag Compressor Kit
- In-Cab Gauge
- Dual Path
- Analog Display
- 2 Gallon Tank
- Heavy Duty
- Firestone
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