ukadamwest
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yes. the compressor charges the tank (receiver) otherwise the compressor will be working to inflate all airbags at once which will take additional time
tomcat59alan
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Datatek
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That's the stupidest idea I've heard for a long time. Apart from safety issues, the valves will burn if you put 12 volts on them for any length of time.
ukadamwest
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Maybe he's talking about emergency valves in case the system fails? They go straight to the bags without going through the valve block. Need to be careful inflating them though: 10 - 20psi per corner at a time and I don't think you need much above 70PSI to get the lot up, IIRC.
Datatek
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Except he talks about operating the valves manually.
ukadamwest
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That's for a Mitsubishi isnt it ? Range Rover owners have gold bars in the boot !
Datatek
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Don't be daft, RR owners can't afford gold bars, all spare cash goes on keeping the darn things running
ukadamwest
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gold 'looking' bars
*busted* !!!
*busted* !!!
Don't be daft, RR owners can't afford gold bars, all spare cash goes on keeping the darn things running
Specially if they are petrol models.
tomcat59alan
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And auto's.
Now, now don't get shirty, it's not my fault you have the poverty model.
tomcat59alan
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Now, now don't get shirty, it's not my fault you have the poverty model.
Just because you have forgotten how to use your left leg
manual does not mean poverty, it's only for virile active people as all other manual drivers will tell you.
Just because you have forgotten how to use your left leg
I'll second that.
A proper driver's car.
Just because you have forgotten how to use your left leg
Left leg what's a left leg?
