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lenray OT T

12-10-2006 14:04:34

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I have a 1977 Ford F-900 DUMP TRUCK.
The low pressure air bell-ringer isn't working.
Where is it located and what should I be looking for???

Thanks for any help.

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msb

12-10-2006 19:20:33

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Re: LOW PRESSURE AIR SIGNAL in reply to lenray OT TRUCK QUEST, 12-10-2006 14:04:34

The switch should be on the firewall under the hood and to the left of the steering column. Should be two or three switches on the air manifold.Buzzer should be under the dash and to the left of the steering column. Has a slip on connector that attaches to a small metal box of sorts.

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dan67

12-10-2006 18:33:21

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Re: LOW PRESSURE AIR SIGNAL in reply to lenray OT TRUCK QUEST, 12-10-2006 14:04:34

Drove a old Kenworth for years that Had a valve with a arm on it that hang down from the viser area and at low air it would drop the arm down in your vison. Could not miss it. The pressure valve was in the head liner behind the viser. It could be in alot of different places, good luck

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jddriver

12-10-2006 16:10:11

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Re: LOW PRESSURE AIR SIGNAL in reply to lenray OT TRUCK QUEST, 12-10-2006 14:04:34

If it is not by the first tank look in dash right behind parking brake valve.I think upper left corner of dash.Steve

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Bob

12-10-2006 15:31:45

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Re: LOW PRESSURE AIR SIGNAL in reply to lenray OT TRUCK QUEST, 12-10-2006 14:04:34

Is your "low air" light working, but not the buzzer, or do neither work?

If neither work, you might want to start by taking a look for the 60 PSI low air pressure switch and it's wires, down on the front air tank.

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lenray

12-10-2006 15:46:53

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Re: LOW PRESSURE AIR SIGNAL in reply to Bob, 12-10-2006 15:31:45

Thanks Bob
I didn't even know there was a light.
Need to look for both.
Thanks

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