p38 EAS query

Ruby Range · Jul 8, 2017

After a slow start i have managed today to get back on track with converting Ruby back to Air. Having this afternoon fitted new sensors all round I came across an airline coming out of the rear axle which I have no idea where it connects to. The airline is about 12 inches long and comes out of the axle about 4 inches from the diff on the drivers side. it has a 180 degree bend at the top and a plastic clip to hold it on to something but after a quick look I cannot see what. Anyone any ideas please as to where this is suppose to go. I don't believe it fits on the drivers rear airbag but I may be mistaken like lots of thing in life.!!

tarphenry · Jul 8, 2017

is it a breather,for the axle

oakey · Jul 8, 2017

Rear airlines usually come from the the awkward hidden bit of the bodywork. Just where a blown exhaust will melt it.

Ruby Range · Jul 9, 2017

cheers guys truly believe iv just made a dick of myself. Was concerned so much about the air lines I never thought about the breather pipe, after all why would an airline go into the axle???. Once again life bites me in the a***.

brianp38dse · Jul 9, 2017

You can have air lines go to the axle if you have an air locker fitted

Grrrrrr · Jul 9, 2017

brianp38dse said:
You can have air lines go to the axle if you have an air locker fitted

I think he's just made his own airlocker. What the diff will do once 140psi comes blasting down the line is anyone's guess.

brianp38dse · Jul 9, 2017

Grrrrrr said:
I think he's just made his own airlocker. What the diff will do once 140psi comes blasting down the line is anyone's guess.

Think the oil seals might leak a tad under that pressure

Tony e · Jul 9, 2017

brianp38dse said:
You can have air lines go to the axle if you have an air locker fitted

Or a two speed axle. Nice

Dopey · Jul 9, 2017

tarphenry said:
is it a breather,for the axle

^^^ what he said

Ruby Range · Jul 9, 2017

oh you guys are so bitchy talk about kick a man in the nuts when he's down. Iv got a wife for that

Dopey · Jul 9, 2017

You always need a smart arsed second opinion

Ruby Range · Jul 9, 2017

this is true but it's the third fourth and fifth that really let you know what a k*** you're been

Mark Piercy · Jul 10, 2017

how about? Extending the pipe into the cabin... Filling it with your favourite tipple and having you own drinks axle.. In fact there's two axles!! His and hers!!

Ruby Range · Jul 10, 2017

if it would.run on cheap gin id give it a go

kurtjohnson10 · Jul 10, 2017

Oh by the way, is it a breather for the axle

Mark Piercy · Jul 10, 2017

wasn't there something about a whisky by product that would run an engine??

Grrrrrr · Jul 11, 2017

Mark Piercy said:
wasn't there something about a whisky by product that would run an engine??

You can certainly run one on alcohol.

p38 EAS query

Ruby Range

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