Hey guys, just picked up my 02 379. It has a full gauge package but is missing a load gauge in the gauges. Anyone know if they are prewired/plumed already or would I need to add everything?
load gauge
Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by WREN, Aug 30, 2020.
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You'll more than likely have to plumb it. Peterbilt doesn't do anything that makes since.
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No load gauge on a 379? By golly, that's a new one. All large cars have load gauges, or should. It's why you hardly ever see one at a scale. Easy, just run a pressure gauge off your supply to the air bags.
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Load gauge is only there if ordered by the customer. You can get trucks with just the base gauges around the speedo and nothing else. All depends how it was specced
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I put in a small Right Weigh on mine, ran a single air line to the bags. 1995.
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It may have one now that I went back out and looked. Just doesnt say suspension load just air pressure. There are two of them that look the same so I think one is for applied brake pressure and the other is suspension. I'm going to set something on it to see if it moves any.
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Here ya go. This truck has a lot of extra stuff on the ### end so I have to figure it all out
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Since this air pressure gauge is reading 20ish psi then it is most likely the suspension gauge as thats about where they sit when unloaded. If you have a suspension dump switch, hit it and see if that gauge drops to 0 as the suspension deflates.
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