muckshifter said:

Hi,i am changing my air tank because its got a leak and while i am at it i am going to change my air-bags as well,as anybody got any tips etc that will help me,i don't want to have to take it to a garage to get the eas dashboard light turned off

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muckshifter said:

Thanks for your replys,the air tank is definitely leaking i sprayed it with water and washing up liquid and it bubbled like mad about a inch up from where the feed pipe goes in,can it not be done with out the eas software

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Datatek said:

The tank can be changed without the EAS software. Make sure you leave the tailgate or a door open to disable the EAS, wear gloves and release the air pipe from the collet on the tank. the gloves are required as high pressure air can penetrate the skin.
After the tank has been replaced, run the engine with the tailgate or door open for 5 to 10 minutes to re-charge the tank.

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wammers said:

No gloves needed but eye protection might be a good idea. Or just turn your head away or shut your eyes as you pull the pipe. There is little chance of air penetrating skin at that pressure unless you are daft enough to stick the end of the pipe directly onto a soft part of your body.

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Datatek said:

Suit yourself, plenty of stuff on HP air penetrating the skin, eye protection ia a good idea though, I just look the other way.

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