how come are they liquid cooled? I need to get a clean bucket and drain into that and put it back in cause i just spent 2 bills on coolant after my new radiator.
yes the air compressor head is liquid cooled. the compressor crank is engine oil lubed. Thats why its one of the first things to rule out when having some problems with the engine. One being high crankcase pressure like you were saying you had. If you had the right clamps to pinch off the coolant lines I'd say do it that way. but if you don't just drain the coolant into clean buckets and reuse it after. Don't damage the lines with vice grips or anything like that.
Was the truck passing or failing air system performance tests for building pressure and leak downs?
not yet Its on the list need some fundage for parts
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