will this replace an old ARB compressor? Do all the old connections fit without altering them?
1451275
Depends on the age of the old compressor. The CKSA12 is a three switch setup, while some of the oldest ARB compressors used two. The 3rd switch is a compressor on/off switch. Also, if you have a really old system you will have pushbutton switches not rocker switches. The plumbing will remain the same. The solenoids will mount into this new compressor.
1808773
Yes, that's how I'm using the one I installed on my compressor...should work just fine.
1610530
good day, no this ac compressor is not the correct one. here is the link to the correct compressor. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KFS1TFW if you have any question please feel free to ask us.
1681290
I installed mine on a Coleman. I'm not familiar with yours but I can tell you this switch is made to fit pretty much anything. Very universal design and the on/off pressure settings are adjustable to any compressor. I'd say at this price try it.
2168639
I would think so. This tool has the same connection that the average air compressor at gas stations, garages, and home compressors have.
1347082
I bought one to fit my 2000 MB C230 Compressor and to be truthful it did NOT fit right. When installed in the recess as the original one was installed it will not completely extend out of the recess without lifting the entire assembly up out of the track. Then one or two cups or bottles flop around.
672526
the connectors in the kit won't do it. You would need the 3/8" male quick connect fitting. But I'm not sure I'd trust just any old connector. Normally they are made for compressed air, and you would have to find ones made for LP gas use. Be careful, with that many connections, you'd be asking for leaks. If you do it, put a shut off at the source so you can shut the whole hose down.
65348
1/4" or 3/8" hose will work. You just need standard fittings to hook it to the compressor.
592764
The Dorman unit is the easiest route to go. It's completely plug and play and bolt in. The Arnott is a bit cheaper, but you have to reuse your original dryer, and splice the wires into the new compressor.
841418
Yes that compressor can be used for any of ARB's lockers. It is not good for filling tires.
1546293
I looked at the parts breakdown for your compressor, and it looks like the piston rod is completely different, and the cylinder looks a lot different too. Sorry, Sir, I believe you will need to buy the kit mentioned (E100291 - but was substituted to E103495 ). It is apparently readily available from several places on the Internet. You can do a search for either kit number. The installation is a simple thing to do.
1516246
I used it to replace the one om my 5.5HP Craftsman compressor. I had to get a 90 degree elbow to be able to use the gauge from my old setup. Other than that it was pretty much a direct replacement.
1435798
Not sure but if the inlet to the compressor tank is the same size and the small tube from the compressor is the same, and the electrical connectors are same (110VAC, 220Vac) and the pressure switch high setting is the same it should work. Hope this helps.
2269588
Of course you can replace without any problem just a question of the size of the connection to be the same, and if it is different then apply the appropriate reductions that will certainly give you the same effect and it will work without any problem, I did so because I had a couple of sizes Sincerely, Marek
588532
No I do not have an answer without more info, or a more specific identification of the compressor. The model number provided didn't match any current products I could find.
1343155
Yes i changed it out on my same compressor. I just had to do a little modification because the ports are not in the same position as the original set up and you can NOT rotate the valve assembly as simple as it may appear to do.
1326324
No. You wont need any "special connectors or gauges" but you might need a connector for your hose to the air compressor. Nothing that you can't get from Home Depot or Lowes.