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1200 280 500 Air Brake Compressor Repair Kit — MAN

1200 280 500

Summary

This heavy-duty compressor repair kit is designed for MAN heavy commercial vehicles. It provides high-strength components to maintain pneumatic system integrity and performance in demanding environments.

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EAN Code8699031098784
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Description

What does a compressor repair kit do?

This compressor repair kit is engineered to restore the operational efficiency of air brake compressors. By using high-strength components, it ensures the pneumatic system maintains required pressure levels even under heavy commercial vehicle workloads.

Compatible vehicles and systems

This kit is specifically compatible with MAN trucks and other heavy commercial vehicles. It is designed to work seamlessly with WABCO systems to ensure reliable braking performance.

Installation and maintenance

Technicians should inspect all seals and internal components during installation to prevent air leaks. Regular maintenance of the compressor assembly helps prevent premature wear of the internal piston and cylinder surfaces.

Troubleshooting and selection

If the compressor shows signs of reduced pressure or increased oil consumption, a complete kit replacement is recommended to ensure system reliability.

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Compatible Vehicles

Compatible Vehicles
BrandModelModel TypeEngine
MAN
WABCO

FAQ

What is the purpose of this repair kit?
The kit provides high-strength components required to rebuild air brake compressors, ensuring reliable pneumatic pressure for heavy commercial vehicles.
Is this kit compatible with WABCO systems?
Yes, this compressor repair kit is designed to be compatible with WABCO systems found in various heavy commercial vehicle applications.
Which vehicle types use this compressor kit?
This specific kit is designed for MAN trucks and other heavy commercial vehicle applications requiring high-performance air braking.
How do I know if I need a new repair kit?
Technicians should look for symptoms such as air leaks, loss of pressure build-up, or unusual noise from the compressor assembly.