Posted by T. May on February 24, 2011 at 12:49:31 from (74.131.116.92):
Sorry to bother you guys but with the cost of everything going up I was needing some help. I have a 1979 GMC 7000 dump truck with the 366 gas engine in it. yesterday while hauling rock I heard a noise come from under the floor board. Did not last long then it did it again. I just happened to look at the gauges when I noticed the air pressure at 150 psi. I'm guessing the noise was the pressure relief going off. My question is where is the regulator at that controls how much pressure there is. i noticed that on the compressor itself there was something attached to the back of it. My question is can I adjust the pressure or do I need to buy a new regulator? Thanks for the help.
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