Arb twin compressor use and care?

Sleeping-bear

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Hi all,
I've searched the web, forum and read install manual and haven't been able to get the info I'm looking for. I apologize if this is redundant and I missed the relevant thread.

I recently installed an arb twin compressor under the hood of my t4r.

Primary use is tire inflation, camp equipment inflation etc. No lockers.

What I am wondering is;

After airing up tires and power off compressor is it recommended to drain the remaining air out of Compressor? How?

Recommended care & maintenance?

Any issues or things I should be cautious of with this compressor?

I have previously used a smuttybilt that I connected to the battery aired up and threw back in the truck, seemed care free... But that was a much small investment than the arb, so I'd really appreciate advice and input.

Thanks all.
 
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I would suggest contacting ARB about this. From what I understand they have pretty good customer service and what better way to get the right answers than asking the people who make the product?
 
I would suggest contacting ARB about this. From what I understand they have pretty good customer service and what better way to get the right answers than asking the people who make the product?

For sure an option. Was just hoping for some feedback and experience from people who own and use them here.
 
After it's off just release air though the air chuck you are using and unplug hose.

Maintenance, I haven't done anything so far. Maybe blow some dirt off the unit /filter after using.

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After it's off just release air though the air chuck you are using and unplug hose.

Maintenance, I haven't done anything so far. Maybe blow some dirt off the unit /filter after using.

Sent from my SM-G930T using Tapatalk

awsome thats what i was wondering. thanks for the info.
 

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