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specialzx14


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posted March 09, 2009 06:16 PM        
air shifter question

hey people i finally got the kill stuff workin through the power commander but now when i hit the button to shift nothing happens it just blows air out of the exhaust hole on the solenoid anybody got any ideas why its not getting to the shifter

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01smokes


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posted March 09, 2009 06:16 PM        
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hey people i finally got the kill stuff workin through the power commander but now when i hit the button to shift nothing happens it just blows air out of the exhaust hole on the solenoid anybody got any ideas why its not getting to the shifter

what kit do you have??
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specialzx14


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posted March 09, 2009 06:18 PM        
i have a mre kit
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smokinZX14


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posted March 09, 2009 06:30 PM        
Line hooked up wrong on the valve ...
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kawasakijockey


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posted March 09, 2009 06:37 PM        Edited By: kawasakijockey on 10 Mar 2009 02:38
If it blows out the exhaust port as soon as you hit the button, swap the line to the ram over to that port.
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specialzx14


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posted March 09, 2009 07:06 PM        
it blows out the exhaust port when i let off one thing that confuses me is that i have two air lines going to my shifter
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kawasakijockey


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posted March 09, 2009 07:18 PM        Edited By: kawasakijockey on 10 Mar 2009 03:21
No, you should have one going in and one going out to the ram. Most 3 way solenoid valves should be ported by number. #3 is IN, #1 is OUT, #2 is EXH. With no power to the solenoid #1 will flow through #2 and #3 should be blocked.. This is a general rule for MOST normally open 3 way sol. valves. There is a possibity that there is a pc. of trash in the #1 port orifice. If that is the case put pressure in at #1 and energize the valve to blow the obstruction out through port #3. Then swap them back.
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specialzx14


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posted March 09, 2009 07:24 PM        
the shifter has two holes one at the top one at the bottom i will take a look at it tomorrow
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kawasakijockey


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posted March 09, 2009 07:59 PM        
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it blows out the exhaust port when i let off one thing that confuses me is that i have two air lines going to my shifter
Ok, the MRE uses the air kill pressure switch. That is why you have 2 lines after the valve. One goes to the ram and the other to the air kill.
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kawasakijockey


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posted March 10, 2009 02:19 PM        Edited By: kawasakijockey on 10 Mar 2009 22:20
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No, you should have one going in and one going out to the ram. Most 3 way solenoid valves should be ported by number. #3 is IN, #1 is OUT, #2 is EXH. With no power to the solenoid #1 will flow through #2 and #3 should be blocked.. This is a general rule for MOST normally open 3 way sol. valves. There is a possibity that there is a pc. of trash in the #1 port orifice. If that is the case put pressure in at #1 and energize the valve to blow the obstruction out through port #3. Then swap them back.


Never mind this info, it is incorrect for a standard airshift set-up . The solenoid on yours should be Normally Closed and is ported #1 on top of #3 ,and #2 is on the other side correct? If so, then #1 is IN and #2 is OUT, #3 EXH. Sorry for the wrong info. I am retired and have plenty of time on my hands to give out useless info..
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