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CHASSIS
Auxiliary Compressed Air Fitting on Super C Coaches
This article provides a basic overview and typical location for an air connection fitting for customer use.
This air connection is supplied by Freightliner. The
pressure is supplied by the air compressor that operates
as the engine is running. The air connection fitting for the
Super C coaches in typically located in the driver side fuel
door area. The fitting(s) may be labeled “Aux Air Outlet” or
“Aux Air Inlet Brake Release.”
This auxiliary input fitting
can be used to inflate the
air system from an outside
source (such as a shop air
compressor or tow truck). The auxiliary output fitting
can be used to inflate floats, bike tires, or car tires. If
necessary, the auxiliary output can be used to inflate
a coach tire in a emergency when other sources of
compressed air are unavailable; however, it will take some
time due to low air pressure.
When using air from the auxiliary output connection, the
engine should be running to operate the compressor.
The air pressure is regulated by the air governor for
the chassis air system. The approximate pressure
can be monitored by the gauges on the dash. The air
connections are supplied and plumbed by the chassis
manufacturer.
Care and Maintenance
The leveling system should be cycled at least once a
month to keep the system in operating condition.
IMPORTANT
!
This section has information about air, electric, and hydraulic leveling systems. Due to a very wide range of
operation procedures, refer to the information under the brand and model that applies to your coach.
Leveling Systems
WARNING
!
Be sure the ground on which you are parked will
support the weight of your unit. Often material that
seems “safe” to level on will not support the weight
at the leveling jack points. Use caution when leveling
on hot asphalt, sand, and grass, as the weight of the
unit may cause the jacks to sink into the ground. Pads
may need to be placed under the jacks to spread the
weight over a larger area. Always look under your unit
prior to leveling to make sure the jacks are clear of
debris and other foreign materials that may interfere
with leveling.
WARNING
!
Never attempt to move the unit with the leveling jacks
deployed. Always visually inspect the jacks prior to
moving to ensure they are fully retracted, are in the
stored position, and the system is turned OFF.
WARNING
!
Do not lift the wheels off of the ground while leveling
the coach. The vehicle may drop and/or move forward
or backward without warning, which may cause
serious injury or death.
WARNING
!
Never operate any leveling system with a person or
pet under the unit. Serious injury or death may result!
You may not have enough air pressure to properly
inflate tires, but you should be able to get enough to
drive to the nearest tire service center.
NOTICE
!