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SAMS Manifold & Valves
This document is written to provide an introduction to the manifold and valves used on Blue Bird’s Smart
Air Management System (SAMS). This discussion will create a basic understanding of the valve
functionality. The knowledge gained by understanding the document content will provide service
personnel with information to diagnose and repair related system problems.
Theory of Operation
The manifold is an electro-pneumatic device used to control the air flow within the SAMS system. The
valves are two-position and of a coil actuated design. This application requires two valves per air bag for
ride height control, totaling twelve (12) valves in all. One valve serves as a “fill” valve and allows system
air to pass through the manifold “into” the air bag. This causes the air bag to inflate, thereby increasing
the vehicle ride height. The second valve serves as an “exhaust” valve and allows air to pass “from” the
air bag, through the manifold, into the atmosphere. This causes the air bag to deflate, thereby decreasing
the vehicle ride height.
Fill Valves
(Inflation)
Exhaust
Valves
Manifold
Ports -
to
the Vehicle
Air Bags
Manifold
Air Supply
Port
Manifold
Exhaust
Port
Tag Curb
Pressure
Transducer
Inclination
Sensor
“X” Axis
Inclination
Sensor
“Y” Axis
Tag DVR
Pressure
Transducer
Drive Curb
Pressure
Transducer
Drive DVR
Pressure
Transducer