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Question posted by vlc63 on November 9th, 2012

Attaching The Rubber Hose To The Electronic Load Leveler

i purchased new rubber hose for the load leveler and i can't find where it goes into the compressor. i know where it fits on one port of the compressor into a T but i can't find where it goes when it comes out of the T

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