919167310 Craftsman Compressor - Overview

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Label – Part Number: A13282
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Label
Part #A13282
Shroud – Part Number: N176201-D
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Shroud
Part #N176201-D
Screw – Part Number: SSF-937
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Screw
Part #SSF-937
Bumper – Part Number: SST-107
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Bumper
Part #SST-107
Strn Relief – Part Number: SSW-7385
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Strn Relief
Part #SSW-7385
Bearing – Part Number: Z-AC-0140
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Bearing
Part #Z-AC-0140
Air Compressor Connecting Rod Cap – Part Number: ACG-29
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Air Compressor Connecting Rod Cap
Part #ACG-29
This is a genuine DeVilbiss replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The connecting cap is found in compressors from DeVilbiss, Porter Cable, and Black & Decker. This part is made of metal and is attached to the connecting rod in the motor. You will require a screwdriver or Allen wrench when replacing this part. This item is sold individually.
Screw 8Pk – Part Number: STD522507
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Screw 8Pk
Part #STD522507
This is an authentic Craftsman replacement part, sourced from the original manufacturer for use with air compressors. The hex head screw is used to secure the motor assembly to the bracket on the tank of the compressor. These screws are sold in packs of eight pieces and the packs are sold individually.
O-ring 8Pk – Part Number: STD302011
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O-ring 8Pk
Part #STD302011
It is a genuine item that is supplied by the original equipment manufacturer for use with Craftsman equipment. This is a high-quality replacement for a missing or a damaged o-ring which provides an air-tight seal between connected parts. Please make sure to refer to the appropriate diagrams of your model for the correct location and application of this component. Keep in mind it is made of high-quality rubber and is sold in a pack of eight.
Nut 5Pk – Part Number: STD541437
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Nut 5Pk
Part #STD541437
This is a genuine replacement part sourced from the original manufacturer for use with air compressors. The special five-pack of nuts are commonly used to fasten the bolt that connects the wheel to the frame. This nut five-pack is available as an individual replacement part, please see model diagram for associative parts.
Head – Part Number: AC-0037
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Head
Part #AC-0037
Tube – Part Number: AC-0292
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Tube
Part #AC-0292
This is an authentic item that is supplied directly from the original equipment manufacturer for use with Air Compressors. The Outlet tube connects the cylinder head to the tank. This part is made out of aluminum. The most common reasons for replacing the outlet tube is if its cracked or leaks. This part is sold individually. Unplug the air compressor and bleed air from the tank before installing the air compressor outlet tube.

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The air was bypassing the compressor gaskets and cylinder wall was worn out
18 of 24 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Charles from GARRISON, TX
  • Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Screw drivers, Socket set
1 remove cover
2 unhook air line to tank
3 remove head bolts
4 remove intake from head
5 remove flywheel bolt to free up pump piston
6 remove screw on top of piston to change out gasket
7 remove the cylinder sleeve install piston from the top
8 reassemble piston rod end and the flywheel
9 on th e head cover are two gaskets one on top and one on the bottom head
10 insert intake piece and bolt the head cover back in place
11 reinstall the air line and unit cover and secure with three cover screws
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Can't find this special screw used on many housings etc
4 of 6 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Tim from Tucson, AZ
  • Very Easy
  • 15 - 30 mins
Actually don't like using Torx bits because they are hard to center deep in the channel. I had misplaced these forcing me to order replacements.
My plan is to insert Torx bits before screwing in and using jb weld to secure the bit to the screw, giving me a hex head. Can't find this special screw with a hex head. This screw is called AGC-408 by craftsman.
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