Onboard Air Compressor
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Kboaz
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- Joined: Sun Jun 24, 2018 11:04 am
- Location: Galveston, IN
- Motorcycle: 2001 Honda GL1800 trike
Onboard Air Compressor
My onboard air compressor quit working on my 2001 Gold Wing 1800 trike, (Mototrike kit). It worked well before, but I cannot get any pressure on my digital readout. I would also like to figure out where it is located. Any help would be appreciated! Thank you!
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themainviking
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Re: Onboard Air Compressor
Perhaps Motor Trike can help. To the best of my knowledge, GL1800s did not come with an onboard compressor, so it must be part of the trike kit.
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Big Blue UK
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Re: Onboard Air Compressor
He must mean the ride height pressure
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Kboaz
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Re: Onboard Air Compressor
Yes, that is what I mean.
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DaveO430
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Re: Onboard Air Compressor
The actuator, if they didn't change it with the trike kit, is behind the front of the right saddlebag. You should be able to turn the key on, push the up or down button and hear it run if it's working. If it's not running check fuse #20 then the suspension relay in the relay box.