That fix there saved about $130 ...... if i could do that 4 days a week that adds up !

It surely does. No doubt about that.

That’s awesome! Glad I could help you out and save you some time, trouble and money ! Thanks for commenting and watching the video !

From where you purchased o-ring kit, sir. And what’s the name of the tools kit you used to fix it. Thanks

Glad I could help

Ha ha thanks. You might as well hit that subscribe button it’s free!!

Thanks for watching !

+Matthew Cox thank you sir ! That is very helpful especially when the local NAPA (No Auto Parts Available) doesn’t have one on hand or the dealership is too busy to answer the phone and actually look it up ! Rebuilding is always an answer ! Thank you for the comment and thanks for watching !!

Thank you !

Terry Stoner haha I guess I just got lucky cause I’ve been known to donate blood ! Haha I’m usually accident prone.

I see, so you have hydrogen-peroxide and bandages as part of your tool kit also, thought I was the only one....

Terry Stoner haha and Neosporin !!

+Dexter ruteke I will have to try that ! Thanks for the tip. Also thank you for watching and thanks for the comment ! That’s what I like about this community people always share useful information and try to help each other out ! Thanks again.

Ive found that a 50 cent pick from harbor freight works great lol been using them for heavy duty transmissions for years

Imagine if it leaks while new what's gona be after rebuild, it is 50/50 if it leaks or not afterwards! Most of the time you gona scratch the surface while trying to take the old O ring and then the new one will not be able to seal there properly. I'm saying this from experience. I be tried to repair valves, fitings and what not, most of the time still leaks, but I do succeed from time to time 😁. Some time is not worth the waste of time. They are made so cheap, the fuckin plastic just deforms after a while. They must make them all metal. I wish!

Take it back then. Why you gonna buy a new one and take it apart lol

This is totally gonna help me out alot.

Is this the same for cab leveling valve?

+Big Daddypat thank you sir. Many people don’t know that they can be rebuilt. They are very easy !

Glad it helped you out !!

That’s a complex one for sure. Regular leveling valves are gravy as you see in the video here.

Can this valve cause vibrations? I have hadley valve on 2017 prostar and cant find whats causing vibration

+Brandon Jackson thank you very much for that comment !! We try to do things the right way if there is such a thing !!

U can get it at NAPA.

+Cush the Mechanic it works my friend ! And save u a lot of CA$H ! Thank you for watching and thanks for the comment

Koon Trucking no problem man. All about saving a dollar.

It’s just standard o rings inside ? Just pick up any generic o ring kit

You can pick them up at a Napa or some other type of parts store. Just take them in there and ask for some replacement o rings. We buy them in an o ring assortment kit that has many different sizes but you can buy them individually usually about $0.05 each up to about $0.10 for the ones in a leveling valve. There will probably be 4-5 in there

+Mike Albrecht we use o ring lube on them. Vaseline will also work on oil based rings (that run in oil) and you can use KY jelly on water based stuff (water or antifreeze) etc. strange to open up a toolbox drawer and see KY jelly, Vaseline and fingernail polish but ..... it’s in there !

Spray with penetrating oil and let sit. Then tap and repspray

Just o rings from an o ring kit

No

Don’t buy them from a dealer. Any auto parts store will have o rings. Nothing special just regular o rings. U can buy them for less than $2 or buy a kit and keep them on hand.

@@KoonTrucking Thank you very much and for your reply.

Just find them in an assortment box.

The round disc is missing from his video, the disc was made from hard anodized aluminum or ceramic, those orings do not leak except for the main shaft one maybe. The main shaft slides inside the round disc. You had a hard time removing bolts because they are covered with thread lock, you need to get rid of that with wire wheel before unscrewing them.

+chris jones those little mini pick sets are really handy ! I use them all the time. I have a snap on set, a kobalt set and a Pittsburg set. The snap on ones are my favorite just because of the handles / grips on them. The others are slippery when they get grease or oil on them. Thanks for watching and thank you for the comment ! Get u a set of them..... u will use them much more than you think.

Koon Trucking I'd get the snap on's to match my screwdrivers. Do u happen to know price of set?

+chris jones the set I have is the 4 piece soft grip set SGASA204CO they are $49 but they have them in pink, green, yellow and orange. They are super handy to have.

Koon Trucking take my $$$$ lol. Def want red to match my screwdriver set. Thanks for response

chris jones not a problem my friend. When you go on the truck tell him you want the big red snap on catalog!! It’s nice to flip through it and make a wish list ! Hahaha I have all kind of stuff circled and pages turned down. Never know when stuff will pop up on sale in the monthly flyer and you will remember what those prices are ! I may not can tell you the price of a gallon of gasoline today but I can tell you what the tools I have circled in that book will cost !! Let me know when you get them .... u will use them a lot !

We rebuild them pretty often