D55168 (Type 5) DeWALT Compressor - Overview
Sections of the D55168
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Ball Valve
PartSelect #: PS10187952
Manufacturer #: N072023
This genuine OEM replacement drain valve is designed for use with a variety of DeWalt air compressors. Made from durable metal, it allows you to easily open or close the valve with just a quarter turn...
$22.04
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Pump Assembly
PartSelect #: PS18989788
Manufacturer #: 9418050
Keep your air compressor running efficiently with this pump assembly, the core component responsible for drawing in, compressing, and delivering air to the tank. By generating the air pressure needed ...
No Longer Available
Brush Spring
PartSelect #: PS10178588
Manufacturer #: 5140122-80
This is a Henuine OEM Authorized replacement part designed for use with Air Compressors. This item is made out of Metal and it is sold individually. This part is used to keep the brush tight against t...
$7.44
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Common Symptoms of the D55168
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Can't find this special screw used on many housings etc
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.
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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Tim from Tucson, AZ
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Difficulty Level:Very Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Older compressor runs but no longer builds pressure
After replacing the piston, cylinder sleeve and O-rings, the old compressor works like a champ. The hardest part was getting the nut loose holding the piston & bearing in place. Two socket wrenches and a big hammer was able to break the nut loose and get it off.
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Cary from SAGLE, ID
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Screw drivers, Socket set
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