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  1. Mullaney

    Maintaining pressure while parked

    . Rebuilding might be possible. Maybe a picture of your "park brake switch" might be good. Just to make sure you are talking about what we think you have.
  2. Mullaney

    Maintaining pressure while parked

    . My first leak was just plain "old age". The Wet Tank (driver's side closest to the step) was rusted in a bad way. Truck is almost 40 years old and that is way beyond its expected lifetime. Road salt maybe, but it could have been regular old dirt that collected over the years. Spraying...
  3. Mullaney

    Maintaining pressure while parked

    . First, @msgjd is "dead nut on" with his suggestion that you use the FMSCA website and spend a little time reading. There are rules even though we aren't "commercial" vehicles and having a truck that won't hold air is a bad thing. What you really need is to have your truck turned off - to...
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