Auxiliary air line off of factory air bag system

[NVS]

Is it possible to run an auxiliary air line off of the auto level rear air suspension to blow up tires or pool floaties at the beach?

 

[gsbrockman]

The duty cycle of the OEM compressor probably would not support it.

 

[Ozymandias]

Yep, dont do that. That compressor won't stand it.

 

[NVS]

Thanks for the info.

 

[Cummins12V98]

NO, it's a sealed system.

 

[Cummins2014]

NO, it's a sealed system.

So nice to have aftermarket , auxiliary air lines is the norm if wanted . plus the control you have over the air pressure .

 

[Cummins12V98]

So nice to have aftermarket , auxiliary air lines is the norm if wanted . plus the control you have over the air pressure .

My 11 had a fully adjustable PacBrake air bag system, after owning both for 60k+ I will take the OE system anyday!!!

ONLY thing I miss are the air horns.

 

[Cummins2014]

My 11 had a fully adjustable PacBrake air bag system, after owning both for 60k+ I will take the OE system anyday!!!

ONLY thing I miss are the air horns.

I have ran aftermarket for approximately 16 years two different trucks, I can't make the claim I would take OE system anyday, but for the ones that may be on the fence , what makes the OE any better. I do know that I can install a remote control compressor ,and bags for right around $600.00. If not mistaken thats about half the OE. Curious to any advantage OE has.

 

[Cummins12V98]

My truck rides lower in Alt mode than any unloaded truck without the Factory system. My truck rides better than any without the system, loaded or unloaded. My truck sets the same exact ride height unloaded or with 9,750# of rear axle weight.