1200 010 190 Air Brake Compressor Bolt Kit
1200 010 190
Summary
This compressor bolt kit is designed for heavy commercial vehicle air brake compressors, ensuring secure fastening and structural integrity within the pneumatic system. It is suitable for various heavy-duty applications in the transport sector.
| EAN Code | 8699031020440 |
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Description
What does a compressor bolt kit do?
A compressor bolt kit provides the essential fastening components required to secure air brake compressor assemblies within a heavy commercial vehicle's pneumatic system. These components are engineered to withstand high-frequency vibrations and pressure fluctuations experienced during operation.Vehicle and system compatibility
This specific kit is compatible with air brake compressor systems used in heavy commercial vehicles. It ensures that all mounting points and structural connections remain tight, preventing leaks or mechanical looseness during heavy-duty service.Installation and maintenance guidance
For proper maintenance, technicians should inspect all mounting bolts during every compressor service interval. Replacing worn or stretched bolts with a new kit helps prevent catastrophic failures in the air brake system and ensures long-term reliability.Maintenance and troubleshooting
Consult your authorized distributor for specific fitment details and application requirements.FAQ
What is the function of a compressor bolt kit?
The kit provides the necessary high-strength fasteners required to securely mount the air brake compressor to the engine or chassis, maintaining stable operation.
Can these bolts be reused during service?
To ensure maximum safety and prevent loosening due to vibration, it is recommended to replace all mounting bolts whenever the compressor is serviced.
Which vehicles use these compressor bolt kits?
These kits are designed for heavy commercial vehicles that utilize pneumatic air brake compressors for braking and suspension control.
What are the signs that a bolt kit needs replacement?
Signs include air leaks around the compressor housing or unusual vibrations that suggest mounting hardware has lost its tension.