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small leak,need better than soap

Air Ride Suspensions Q & A
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blazer   +1y
got a small weeper can't find it with soap,any better ideas beside driving it into the lake
200bodydroppedrangr   +1y
got the same problem it only leaks some times. it well be fine for days then one morning tanks half empty i think its a push to connect
toadfrog17   +1y
yeah push to connect fittings are crappy. They always end up leaking.
dssur   +1y
Originally posted by blazer



got a small weeper can

compressor head. Put in a check valve.
200bodydroppedrangr   +1y
what do use other then push to connects? compression maybe? from where?
vaperzcc   +1y
i always use compression fittings,get mine from a local big rig company,and they even carry some at lowes.
draggindakota   +1y
A friend of mine gave me this stuff they use to find leaks in a/c systems. Don't remember the name of it, but it was this yellow liquid that bubbled 100x more than soapy water. You might try looking for something like that.
whynotfab   +1y
^ I'd like to know what that's called also, sounds useful.

But like Russ-D said, I had a small leak that I couldn't find anytime, no matter how much dish soap/water/time I used lol.. Turned out my Thomas 315 'reed' check valves were warped and 2 of my compressor heads leaked air back through the filters which I wasn't soaking with soapy water. Could that be your problem? Either way good luck..
fatboysS1O   +1y
yeah i do heating and air work, we use some leak detector called Big Blue, try that its pretty damn good!
fatboysS1O   +1y
u might have to go to a heating and air supply store though