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Main reservoir is a high volume vessel found on {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|motorized vehicles}}. This reservoir contains air, which is usually automatically pumped up to {{pll|Monitoring|8 bar}} by an onboard {{pll|Compressor|compressor}}. The main reservoir is there to provide pressure for the brake system, but sometimes also other systems, such as {{pll|Horns, Bells & Whistles|horns}} and {{pll|Wipers|wipers}}.

Main reservoir is a high volume vessel found on motorized vehicles . This reservoir contains air, which is usually automatically pumped up to 8 bar by an onboard compressor . The main reservoir is there to provide pressure for the brake system, but sometimes also other systems, such as horns and wipers .

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	Main reservoir is a high volume vessel found on motorized vehicles. ~~In most cases it~~ is automatically ~~kept pressurized at around~~ {{pll\|Monitoring\|8 bar}}, by an onboard {{pll\|Compressor\|compressor}}. The main reservoir is there to provide pressure ~~to the rest of~~ the brake system.		Main reservoir is a high volume vessel found on {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|motorized vehicles}}. This reservoir contains air, which is usually automatically pumped up to {{pll\|Monitoring\|8 bar}} by an onboard {{pll\|Compressor\|compressor}}. The main reservoir is there to provide pressure for the brake system, but sometimes also other systems, such as {{pll\|Horns, Bells & Whistles\|horns}} and {{pll\|Wipers\|wipers}}.