Air Gauge 2 indicators? - 98 Monaco Dynasty

wny_pat wrote:

JetAonly wrote:
Pardon me for being dense, but Ivylog's link says rear is green.

And it can be white also. Mine are white. Green or White are both accepted as industry standard for the rear.

wny_pat wrote:
Answer: 1. The first gauge identifies the air pressure in the primary system (marked "primary" or "rear brakes" or displays a red needle). The air pressure in the primary system controls the rear brakes. With the heavy loads fire apparatus carry on the rear axles, the rear brakes can perform up to 80 percent of the braking.
The second gauge identifies the secondary system (marked "secondary" or "front" or displays a white or green needle). This gauge indicates the air pressure that controls the front (steering) brakes. Usually, most air-operated accessories (such as the air horn) will also operate from this tank and be registered by this gauge. The two gauges can be combined into one gauge with two needles, color coded as indicated above.