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4104 air chamber leaking	Mark	8-3-99
The metal box that the air bag attaches to is leaking. know of any fixes, or suggestions? thanks
Re: 4104 air chamber leaking	R J Thomas	8-6-99
The metal box that the air bag attaches to is leaking. know of any fixes, or suggestions? thanks You can buy aluminum plates that bolt inbetween the bag and beam, Muncy supply used to sell them but I'm sure they can be found at most coach supply houses, they fit some MCI MC5's also, they are drilled to feed air to bag and not the beam, a little plumbing is required but it's not hard.
Re: 4104 air chamber leaking	R J Thomas	8-6-99
The metal box that the air bag attaches to is leaking. know of any fixes, or suggestions? thanks You can buy aluminum plates that bolt inbetween the bag and beam, Muncy supply used to sell them but I'm sure they can be found at most coach supply houses, they fit some MCI MC5's also, they are drilled to feed air to bag and not the beam, a little plumbing is required but it's not hard.