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This
is the business end of the Currie Tire Deflator.
Step
1 Pull off your valve stem cap and twist the threaded
end of the deflator clockwise onto the valve stem using the inner
knob. This holds it in place and creates a good seal.
Step
3 Once you feel it come loose, the shaft will blow out
of the tire with the core. Now you're ready to deflate. Press the
sliding collar toward the tire (left hand) and you'll hear the air
come rushing out.
Step
5 Reverse the process by putting the stem core back in
place. |
The
gauge end is in a rubber housing for protection.
Step
2 Now turn the outer knob while pressing in toward the
tire. You'll feel it catch the stem's core. Now turn it
counter-clockwise several turns. This backs the core out of the
stem.
Step
4 Keep an eye on your gauge. Remember, the air is going
to come out extremely fast. Pull the ring up to see pressure, as
it's not 100% accurate while air is moving. Repeat steps 3 and 4
until desired pressure.
Step
6 Once the stem is in place you can remove deflator and
hit the trails! |
