919184170 Craftsman Compressor - Overview

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Piston – Part Number: CAC-55-1
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Piston
Part #CAC-55-1
Pipe Plug – Part Number: SS-1215
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Pipe Plug
Part #SS-1215
Nipple – Part Number: SS-2072-1
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Nipple
Part #SS-2072-1
Assembly Pump – Part Number: N076029SV
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Assembly Pump
Part #N076029SV
Set Screw – Part Number: SS-391
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Set Screw
Part #SS-391
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
Screw – Part Number: SSF-928
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Screw
Part #SSF-928
6205 Open – Part Number: STD315239
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6205 Open
Part #STD315239
Washer – Part Number: SSN-1018
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Washer
Part #SSN-1018
Washer – Part Number: 330016-21
$7.44
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Washer
Part #330016-21
This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The washer is generally found in compressors from Porter Cable, DeVilbiss, and Black & Decker. This part is made of metal, and is used to provide space and protection between the motor and a lock nut. Please be aware that there are different washers used in the machine. Refer to the parts diagram to be sure of ordering the correct part. This item is sold individually.
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.

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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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