919171250 Craftsman Compressor - Overview

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Set Screw – Part Number: SS-391
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Set Screw
Part #SS-391
Piston – Part Number: CAC-55-1
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Piston
Part #CAC-55-1
Stud – Part Number: SSF-6627
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Stud
Part #SSF-6627
Locknut – Part Number: SSF-8113-ZN
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Locknut
Part #SSF-8113-ZN
B1412 Brg – Part Number: STD311412
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B1412 Brg
Part #STD311412
M14121 – Part Number: STD311141
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M14121
Part #STD311141
Nut – Part Number: SSF-8150
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Nut
Part #SSF-8150
Gauge – Part Number: A18885
$41.06
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Gauge
Part #A18885
This is an Genuine OEM replacement part used on Air Compressors. The gauge registers pressure readings and allows you to maintain needed pressure. This Gauge is Sold Individually. You would need a Wrench to secure this Gauge to the Manifold. When replacing this item make sure to unplug the air compressor and bleed out air from the tank.
Oil Seal – Part Number: 265-111
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Oil Seal
Part #265-111
Gasket – Part Number: 265-13
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Gasket
Part #265-13
Gasket – Part Number: 5140118-80
$13.35
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Gasket
Part #5140118-80
It is a genuine manufacturer sourced replacement part that is specially designed for Craftsman air compressors. This gasket provides an air-tight seal for the cylinder head assembly. Over time gaskets tend to get compressed, become brittle and crack eventually requiring replacement to maintain peak performance. It is made from durable, high quality composite material and it is sold individually.
Head Assem – Part Number: Z-CAC-4213
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Head Assem
Part #Z-CAC-4213
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Oil weeping out of bottom of air pump
2 of 2 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Joseph from MAYER, AZ
  • Really Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Nutdriver, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable)
1. Removed air pump from compressor
2. Removed oil
3. Removed 8 bolts holding bottom of air pump
4. Replaced bottom with the new gasket
5. Replace the 8 bolts
6. Refill 16 oz oil
7. Reinstall air pump to compressor
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35+ Yr old Craftsman Air Compressor stopped working
2 of 4 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Mary from CYPRESS, TX
  • Really Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
  • Pliers, Wrench (Adjustable)
Perseverance-after having a hard time removing drain cock , oil drain and oil fill I could not exactly see where air filter was located, Found Air filter
Pulled it out with needle nose pliers and could not find one locally. Luckily I found this site ordered filter and they shipped right away. Got my filter and the old Air Compressor is alive again . Thank you so very much. You have a customer for life.
Thanks, Mary
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