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Finally done w/my onboard air---ARB dual compressor

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Old 09-15-2011, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Ggray
Not sure if your times were for all 4 tires or not. Mine take 5 minutes per tire, running 35's.
That was all four tires.
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Amazing, nice job. I might have to upgrade in the near future.
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Originally Posted by Ggray
Amazing, nice job. I might have to upgrade in the near future.
Ah, it's all good. Just leaves time for more, umm, soda. As long as you can air back up right?
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If you can't find the leak in your connections or hoses, try to throw a check valve upstream of the reservoir if you haven't already. Some compressors can back leak.
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Nice job with the install !!!
Looks very clean.
How loud is the compressor?
Does it run constantly to keep your lockers locked ?
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Originally Posted by C2U5H
If you can't find the leak in your connections or hoses, try to throw a check valve upstream of the reservoir if you haven't already. Some compressors can back leak.
Thanks. I haven't spent a ton of time trying to find the leak. It's still there. Very slow though so it hasn't bothered me much.

Originally Posted by Rocha
This setup is really nice! What do you think about mounting the compressor under the front passenger seat and routing the air line thru the floor and outside for the air chock connection.? It fits nicely under one on a 2011.
Under the seat would be too loud for my taste. It's loud enough under the hood.

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Nice job with the install !!!
Looks very clean.
How loud is the compressor?
Does it run constantly to keep your lockers locked ?
It's pretty loud acutally. With the tank it barely comes on while running one locker or even two at once.
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Originally Posted by T&ERun
Just finished it up today. Painted the brackets black and got everything remounted. The system consists of: ARB dual compressor (CMKTA12), ARB locker manifold kit (171503), three ARB switches (compressor, front locker, rear locker----these were included with the compressor and lockers), a 2 gallon ViAir tank, two homemade brackets, and a few push lock fittings and some 3/8" hose. The ARB kit was a breeze to install. Very nice kit and the instructions were great. I wanted the tank out of the elements to keep it from getting beat up and rusting. Shouldn't be a problem under the seat as long as I don't let moisture build up and cause rust. Here are some pics.

Bracket for compressor and manifold:


This shows bracket mounted without compressor, but I mount the compressor first and then install them as a unit:


Compressor mounted to bracket:



Compressor and bracket mounted as a unit:


Bracket for tank:


Tank with regulator and safety valve:


Tank installed under driver side rear seat:


And the switches mounted to factory trim piece:
Very cool setup!
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Can I ask you to post a diagram of your air system. I'm curious about the relationship between the tank, arb solenoid, and lockers. I also have an arb twin with a Viair tank and I'm not sure if I want to do arb lockers or ox. If you could elaborate on how those components come together I'd appreciate it! Thanks!

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