truck airbrake antifreeze

[1badPT]

I am aware that there have been instances where moisture inside the system, even with a water seperator installed, can condense and freeze the valves into their seats. I have looked into truck airbrake antifreeze, but it is a liquid designed to be introduced through an alcohol evaporator, or alcohol injector. Realizing that does nobody that has airride on their car any good, I' m asking if their is any way of reducing the possibility of the valves freezing shut on me...this is my every day car.

[darren@ridetech.com]

Mount the valve above the air tank. This will help keep moisture from building up.

[CreativeCompact]

I had to do the same thing here in VA when the temps dropped below 30 degrees. I completely removed the tanks from the vehicle and then once all the ice was out of them, installed the Antifrezze. I am running two Viair 450s plus a water seperator and i tell you what, its not enough. Those compressors create alot of moisture.

[HomegrownHalfTon]

What kind of separators are you running? Just curious because I am debating on whether I should install some on my Viairs. I seen a several of them advertised but I want a brand that will actually work in the field. What about adding a threaded drain to the tank like the bigger shop compressors have? This would allow you to drain the tank every so often to reduce build-up. You guys have any thoughts on that?