I have an Obusforme inflatable travel pillow. The directions say to pinch the base of the valve to open it. I don't see that this helps to blow it up.

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Get rid of your inflatable kayak and buy a solid polypro kayak like an "ocean kayak' brand. Inflatable kayaks are JUNK! No speed and they slowly LEAK!!!

Inflatable high chairs are great as they take up very little space in your bag and then can be blown up to into a really comfortable chair. My baby loves his. Amazon is selling them for just under $20.

Lincoln thankfully used reinforced rubber inflation hoses on 1980 to 84 your hoses are metalcapped meaning the connections have metal while the hose is either rubber or metal tubing Check your airlines to the riser bags if you use soapy water and a brush while the engine is running you can locate a leak at the fittings or in the line itself, If you dont find leaks in any lines then this is where replacement comes into play the airbag itself has two pillows with solid blocking sandwiched between the axle mount and the frame Inside the pillows are valves that control the lift and deflation Sometimes what happens is this: Over time between hot and cold weather you get moisture in the pillows and the lines will deteriorate sending particles into the valves, the particles and moisture over time builds up clogging the valves and will literally seize them up Since the Internal Valves are NOT accessable replacement is the only course of action. Imagine an 18 Wheeler with air ride suspension the Air system has an Air Drier and accumulator biult in on the inline system to drain any moisture from the system thus proctecting your airbags from clogging up Lincoln Used this same concept for luxury vehicles except they left out the Drain systems for moisture build Up.

Sounds like a vacume line. Hard to know if we don't know what type of car it is.

Use the threaded tip for the two main chambers, but be sure to turn the inside part of these valves clockwise to put them in the inflate position -- just press your finger on the valve and turn (the instructions aren't very clear on this). To deflate, push the valves in and turn counterclockwise.

For the orange twist valves use the tip that fits over them -- there is only one that fits snugly over them. Don't forget to open the valves (turn counterclockwise) before inflating and then close them (clockwise) before removing the tip. Just turn then cc to deflate when you're ready to put the kayak away.

I was able to inflate the Skedaddle 2 in less than 7 minutes on my second try, and I wasn't rushing at all. It's really pretty easy once you get the hang of it.

its somewhat hard to explain in words
check this video out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7KJK_rl9cU
also most bike stores will probably help you out for free

When squeezing the valve, is the flap at the bottom of the valve opening? This is usually the cause of this problem. Sometimes these valves need to be pinched while pressure is applied to the item to force the air out.
Does your air pump also vacuum? Many electric air pumps have 2 attach points - air 'out' to inflate and air 'in' to deflate. For largef items, this is much more efficient for deflating.

If you are going to blow it by your mouth you'll have to bend the the valve . just an advice get an air pump or compressor to get the air in for safety. If the kids pool is big you'll air in your body.

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