Lines Frozen?

[subboxmaker]

I let my truck parked outside last night, and it was below freezing. Is it possible for the compressors, valves, lines,or bags to freeze up? Im running the compressors and when i hit the switches only about 40 psi will run to the bags. Is it possibe that somethings may be frozen up? Thanks a lot guys.

[XxInFaxX]

i assume if condensation was in the lines it could be possible

[DROPPEDGMC]

yep, im thinking condensation is frozen up inside the lines

[Krazny]

Splice in a moisture trap somewhere in the lines if you are really worried about it.

[s10blazed]

The bags will not be affected by the cold. They're similar material to tires so that should tell you something there. If you don't have a water trap I'm sure everyone will suggest you get one as well as a drain on your tank if you don't have one of those also. The compressor (assuming you have an electric one) and valves are the only concern. I have my front valves in my engine comparement so they eventually warm up but my back valves always seem sticky in cold weather. Thats why I garage it.

[extreme gmc]

go to a truck stop and pick up some air line antifreeze and pour it in...

[blazen]

break out the hair dryers. I've used them on things before like frozen fuel lines and stuff. frozen things are never fun. but yeah i would get some moisture traps and make sure you keep them drained out. no use haveing a trap that is full and frozen.