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The Setra suspension system uses accessory air from three delivery lines - primary (drive axle) brakes, secondary (front/tag axle) brakes, and accessory air. All accessory air first passes through a 120 psi pressure-protection valve, then a 95 psi pressure regulator, and next a distribution block with four outlets. Three outlets are used for the suspension, controlling the front, rear left, and rear right suspension leveling valves via the distribution block. The leveling valves then distribute air to the individual axle air bellows to control coach ride height. The system also includes additional 60 psi pressure regulators on the drive axle suspension as a backup in case of major air system failure.

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Setra

The Setra suspension system uses accessory air from three delivery lines - primary (drive axle) brakes, secondary (front/tag axle) brakes, and accessory air. All accessory air first passes through a 120 psi pressure-protection valve, then a 95 psi pressure regulator, and next a distribution block with four outlets. Three outlets are used for the suspension, controlling the front, rear left, and rear right suspension leveling valves via the distribution block. The leveling valves then distribute air to the individual axle air bellows to control coach ride height. The system also includes additional 60 psi pressure regulators on the drive axle suspension as a backup in case of major air system failure.

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Get to k
know your Setra
S S 417
7 suspensio
on

The Setrra suspensio on system is a wonderful thing — but before you can c truly undderstand it, yo ou have
to know how the coa ach air systemm works. The ere are three
e delivery line
es leaving thhe air dryer: primary
p
(drive axxle) brakes, secondary
s d accessory (everything eelse) air.
(frront/tag axle ) brakes, and

Since the
e suspension ssory air pre ssure, that's the circuit we're
n uses acces w going too examine.

All air prressure for th


he coach acc cessories (wiith the excep ption of the ZF transmissiion) goes thrrough a
pressure e-protection valve,
v presett to 120 psi. OOn all 2003-2010 S 417 coaches, thiss valve is loc cated on
the brake e air panel lo e rear of the sspare-tire compartment. See Figure 11.
ocated in the

Figure 1
On all cooaches made e from 2011 to present (S
S 417 TC and S 407 CC)), the valve iss mounted on n the
rear of th
he accessoryy air panel (s
swing-down p e roof of the spare-tire coompartment. See
panel) on the
Figure 2.

Figure 2
Next, thee air goes thrrough a pres
ssure regulattor, set to 95 psi, and on to a distributtion block. Th
here are
four of th
hese pressurre regulators in the accesssory system m, and three are
a used for the suspens sion. The
fourth is for the entra
ance door annd the rest off the accessoory air. See Figure
F 3.


 
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Figure 3
From thee distribution oes to three leveling valv
n block, air go ves: one for the front susppension and two for
the rear suspension. Photos on the right in Fiigure 4 show w earlier mufffler (obsoletee); all valves should
be upgraaded to the red muffler sh hown on left..

Figure 4
These th
hree leveling valves contrrol the ride h
height of the coach.
c To av
void confusioon, refer to th
he air
gure 5 offers an accessorry-system ov
schemattic below. Fig verview.


 
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Figure 5
Figure 6 shows the air
a routing fro
om the tank tthrough the 120
1 psi presssure protectioon valve (A), through
a 95 psi pressure reg
gulator (B) and on to the distribution block
b (C).

Figure 6
Figure 7 shows air flo
ow from the distribution b
block to each
h of the leveling valves.


 
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Figure 7
Lastly, F
Figure 8 show
ws air flow fro
om the leveliing valves to
o each of the axle air belloows.

Figure 8
An addittional feature
e of the Setra
a suspensionn is the inclus
sion of two pressure reguulators incorp
porated
into the d
drive-axle su
uspension. These regulattors are set tot 60 psi and are an "insuurance policyy" to
maintainn some air prressure in the
e drive-axle ssuspension in
i the event of
o a major aiir-system faillure.
Refer to the components identifie ed with the a rrows in Figu
ure 8.


 

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