Winter with UAS?

this is my first winter with my UAS kit. one side of the car already froze up and had to put a ceramic heater in the trunk and dump the water trap that i forgot to do.

any other things i can do to prepare my lines/tank/valves for the 20 degree weather?

suggestions please and how to.


thank you!

Never had a problem... I say you shouldn't leave the car dumped if you expect to make a fast get-away when you come back to the car...
 
Install a shut off switch for the compressors because with extreme cold it's going to take a long time for them to build the pressure in the system. You don't want your compressors to be running for a really long time and overheat and fail on you.

[QUOTE=rodneyc77;360732]Never had a problem... I say you shouldn't leave the car dumped if you expect to make a fast get-away when you come back to the car...
 
Install a shut off switch for the compressors because with extreme cold it's going to take a long time for them to build the pressure in the system. You don't want your compressors to be running for a really long time and overheat and fail on you.[/QUOTE]

yo rodney wuts up man. its mike with the G. u did my install on my G lol how hard would it be to hook up a shut off.

 luckily i do leave it up since my drive slopes so its easier to just bring it up and leave it up so i can get in n outta my driveway quick.

What's up Mike... :biggthumpup:
 
It's really simple to install the cut-off switch... just add the switch (small on-off switch from radio Shack) inline to the ignition wire going to your pressure switch... I know we tapped the ignition wire under your dash...

rodney can u recommend a airbrake anti freeze to put in the tank? or any brand is fine?
my lines froze again.