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My front air suspension will drop right down overnight, so I lifted it up as high as it will go and then sprayed down the airbags, lines, fittings and I found the solenoid 6 pack bubbling from between the solenoid and the base it mounts to. I ordered the o-ring seal kit for it and will be replacing them as soon as the parts arrive and I need to know if anyone here has had the same problem and is there any tips, tricks or problems you have ran into while changing them? I plan on lifting it as high as it goes, put the safety stands under it and lower it down onto them and drain all the air out of the system and take it apart. I have included a short video of the leak as well. IMG_7181.m4v

The above coach has an audible air leak on the right rear side between the main rear axle and the tag axle. Air pressure in the pneumatic system only goes up to around 90 psi due to this leakage. A possible fix has been suggested by a local RV Repair Business to replace valve, B1960X8, which is no longer available. A possible valve might be available in 3 weeks or so. Does anyone have experience with this issue? Does anyone know of a replacement for the identified valve and where it might be purchased? Does anyone know how one would access this valve to remove and replace? Another symptom associated with this issue includes a tag axle that will not raise. Not sure this is part of the air valve leak or another problem altogether. The coach is located in Santa Fe, NM where a stop was made during a bucket list trip to the grand canyon. We need help and so far are told that this valve might be available in about 3 weeks, so be patient. Big if involved and no other solutions are being offered like can the valve air line be capped and just let the tag axle remain down as a temporary fix until the trip is over? Please help. Thanks

My wife was complaining about diesel smell and dirt getting in the drawers of rear cabinet. I removed the cabinet and was shocked of why. The coach builder felt that thin carpet was a great filler for a 1/2 inch gap across the back wall. Then they hid the gap behind a cabinet. I fixed it and here are the pictures.