Installing Air Lift WirelessONE Air Compressor System on a Dual Path Air Bags to Make Single Path

Question:

Do I need an extra T splice in order to hook up both sides of my truck to the air manifold? It looks like the kit contains 2. My Air bags are currently plumbed separately but I want to make them a single path.

asked by: Nate

Expert Reply:

The Air Lift WirelessONE Compressor System for Air Helper Springs, # AL25980, will have all the needed hardware included to convert your dual path air helper springs to a single path function.

The attached pneumatic diagram will show the typical hose routing to connect the air springs to the systems air manifold. The air springs hoses will connect to one tee then this tee is connected to the second tee to connect the air springs to the air manifold.

The extra tee is installed closer to the compressor and is used to manually inflate or deflate the air bags is you are having an issue with the compressor. A Schrader valve can be installed in this tee to allow inflation and deflation.

expert reply by: Jared P