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Maintenance / Tips (Do not throw this away!)
!Once every ...
2 Weeks
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o Drain the air tank of moisture! Do not let the water build-up in the tank longer than 2 weeks. The
water can find it's way into your horns and cause them to sound squeaky or not at all. The water can
also find it's way into your pressure switch and cause it to fail.
Month
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o Check the air filter element for the compressor. If the element is showing signs of dust/dirt build-up,
replace it with a new one.
2 Months
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o Check your air lines and make sure they're not rubbing against anything. Inspect the horns for
damage.
o Check your wiring for corrosion (especially in the winter time) If the terminal connectors become
oxidized or corroded, the kit could stop working at random in the future.
3 Months
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o Replace the filter if you haven't already. Inspect the filter if it was recently replaced.
o Check the tank for leaks. After being installed on your vehicle for some time, the vibration from daily
use can cause a small leak to occur at the fittings or air line connections. Spray down with Windex
or soapy water to find the leak point.
Year
•
o
Check your ground connections. If the connection to the frame isn't that good or comes loose, the
compressor or solenoid valve will stop working properly.
Use a wire brush to clean these up if needed.
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o
Inspect your mounting hardware for the compressor/tank/horns. Ensure all components are still
secured nice and tight.
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