LilKJ
Adventurer
Just getting this one finished up... here's another way to do it I suppose:ylsmoke:...
Finally got things working and installed so I thought I'd show another take on the onboard air...
We start with a tank... installed a (100psi on-120psi off) pressure switch and low-pressure sensor...
Connected and plumbed the Thomas compressor...
Then we had to address the crazy wiring :dizzy: I even got my "phone-an-engineer" scratching his head :lol:
Starting to make some sense of the wiring... the gold piece you see is a dump solenoid that will be wired to my air springs in the rear so I can let air out from inside the cab.
Wiring all finished. Gauge and quick-disconnect set up. All of the relays and mounted to a circuit board on the inside of the black casing.
Switches got passed on up toward the front... needed to figure out something o do with my growing wire problem... switches shown are for: compressor power, air dump, and fridge power.
So I started on a switch panel to mount on the ugly front of my cargo drawers.
All tacked up...
Finally got things working and installed so I thought I'd show another take on the onboard air...
We start with a tank... installed a (100psi on-120psi off) pressure switch and low-pressure sensor...
Connected and plumbed the Thomas compressor...
Then we had to address the crazy wiring :dizzy: I even got my "phone-an-engineer" scratching his head :lol:
Starting to make some sense of the wiring... the gold piece you see is a dump solenoid that will be wired to my air springs in the rear so I can let air out from inside the cab.
Wiring all finished. Gauge and quick-disconnect set up. All of the relays and mounted to a circuit board on the inside of the black casing.
Switches got passed on up toward the front... needed to figure out something o do with my growing wire problem... switches shown are for: compressor power, air dump, and fridge power.
So I started on a switch panel to mount on the ugly front of my cargo drawers.
All tacked up...