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When I start truck up in the morning air leaks from the air dryer causing air pressure not to raise past 30psi . I give a few taps with a 3lb hammer and the air leaks stops and pressure builds up and will work for the rest of the day occasionally I will have to tap dryer after I had been shut down wondering why it is happen how to fix maybe or should I just replace Mack told me the carry a smaller air dryer in place of the old long air dryer I currently have and said some plumbing or air hose might have to be done . Any ideas or suggestions ? Thanks for any responses

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Can you hear air escaping from the dryer? What is the make/model of the air dryer? Bendix has rebuild parts available. Check with your dealer, contact Watt, or a truck parts supply house.

Ken

PRR Country and Charter member of the "Mack Pack"

Yes I can hear air escaping from dryer. Not sure of make pretty sure it is Mack but it is discontinued according to dealer

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If it is discontinued why not update to a new one?

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How do you know that it is discontinued if you don't know what it is? Make\model

I would bet that a rebuild kit is available if you took a picture and posted it to get it identified.

If you can't post a picture for us to respond intelligently and help you than save the electrons and just replace it with a new one

Robert

"I reject your reality and substitute my own."

 

As stated previously, the Bendix AD9 (reman) is a cheap alternative and they are good dryers. Another good dryer is the Bendix ADIP, it costs a little more than the AD9 but it has a spin on replacement desiccant filter. Much easier to replace than disassembling to replace a descant filter like on the AD9.

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