NEWBIE HERE WITH BAGGGED MAZDA QUESTION

Edited: 10/29/2009 7:48:34 PM by slammedmazda

that truck looks familiar bro. where did you get it? if i were you bro, i would pull the valves off and clean them up. that is really what it sounds like. also check to see if there is a water seperator between the compressors and the tank, if not you should invest in them, they aren't that bad. hit up my boy Dev at www.thebagshack.net also, check to see if there is a drain cock on the bottom of the tank. if so crack it open and see if there is any water in the system. that can cause problems with the valves. hope this helps bro.

Im up in Minnesota.The truck was blue....But i just had it painted.There is no water seperator on the set up and i just drained the tank tonight(alot of water came out).Here are a few pics of the valves...........And i think i might pull the valves apart tomorrow and clean them up. Thanks for the info!!

Edited: 10/29/2009 7:49:11 PM by slammedmazda

i would deffinitly in vest in some new valves those manifold valves in my opinion are junk.they always stick shut,I ran them on one of my cars for awhile and they started doing the samething yours are.

Edited: 10/29/2009 7:50:09 PM by slammedmazda

 

im not positive who makes them but i know they used to come with alot of chassis techs old setups.The only reason i used them on my old ride was so i could get the car off the ground until i could go pick up some other valves.I had 2 0r 3 sets of them layn around the garage and all of them would do that samething the front of the car would pop right up and the rear would take forever like the solenoid on the valve wasnt getting enough juice to open it so the air would flow through

I see....Any suggestions on what new valves i should use?

Edited: 6/4/2009 12:16:26 AM by MiniNewB

Hey man hit up devon @ thebagshack.net he will get you hooked up... I would rock some SMC or ASCO valves!!!

i have always ran smc and never had a problem.

good luck and nice mazda by the way