Clutch fan
11-15-2020, (Subject: Clutch fan ) 
Post: #10
RE: Clutch fan
Ok so I checked the whole truck and no air leaking I then took the line off the air compressor and it was hardly any air coming out
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11-15-2020, (Subject: Clutch fan ) 
Post: #11
RE: Clutch fan
if truck had built its 130psi or so of air the governor is flipped causing the compressor to not make air pressure so that way its not sitting there overheating itself with compressed air that cant go anywhere.


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11-16-2020, (Subject: Clutch fan ) 
Post: #12
RE: Clutch fan
I’m thinking it’s the unloader valve because it was running for 15 minutes and was not building air and then when I ran up the rpms to 1400 it started to build
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11-16-2020, (Subject: Clutch fan ) 
Post: #13
RE: Clutch fan
Thinking it could also be the governor
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11-23-2020, (Subject: Clutch fan ) 
Post: #14
RE: Clutch fan
Thought I would just update everybody that it is not a clutch fan problem I believe it is a air compressor or air compressor head problemThank you everybody for the help
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