7200 862 003 Ford Trucks Crankshaft - Compressor Parts
7200 862 003
Summary
This compressor crankshaft is designed for Ford Trucks heavy commercial vehicles, specifically compatible with Knorr-Bremse systems. It serves as a critical component within the air brake compressor assembly to ensure reliable pneumatic pressure. This part is engineered for durability in demanding service environments.
| EAN Code | 8699031052748 |
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Description
The compressor crankshaft serves as the central rotating component within the air brake compressor, converting the engine's rotary motion into the linear motion required for the piston stroke. This movement is essential for generating the compressed air that powers the pneumatic braking systems of heavy commercial vehicles. By utilizing high-strength components, this part ensures consistent performance and structural integrity under high-pressure conditions.
This component is specifically engineered for Ford Trucks models, including the Cargo 3542, Cargo 1848T, Cargo 1835, Cargo 3242, Cargo 2542, Cargo 1838T, Cargo 4136, Cargo 2642, Cargo 4142, Cargo 1842, Cargo 4148, and Cargo 3548T. It is designed to operate seamlessly with Knorr-Bremse systems. The part is compatible with Ford Trucks engines such as the Ecotorq 12.7 (Euro 6) and Ecotorq 9.0 (Euro 5).
To ensure optimal performance, technicians should inspect the crankshaft and connecting rod assembly during routine air system maintenance. Signs of wear include unusual noise or excessive vibration within the compressor housing. When performing an overhaul, it is vital to verify that all bearing surfaces and journals meet the required specifications to prevent premature failure of the compressor assembly.
Consult your authorized distributor.
This component is specifically engineered for Ford Trucks models, including the Cargo 3542, Cargo 1848T, Cargo 1835, Cargo 3242, Cargo 2542, Cargo 1838T, Cargo 4136, Cargo 2642, Cargo 4142, Cargo 1842, Cargo 4148, and Cargo 3548T. It is designed to operate seamlessly with Knorr-Bremse systems. The part is compatible with Ford Trucks engines such as the Ecotorq 12.7 (Euro 6) and Ecotorq 9.0 (Euro 5).
To ensure optimal performance, technicians should inspect the crankshaft and connecting rod assembly during routine air system maintenance. Signs of wear include unusual noise or excessive vibration within the compressor housing. When performing an overhaul, it is vital to verify that all bearing surfaces and journals meet the required specifications to prevent premature failure of the compressor assembly.
Consult your authorized distributor.
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Compatible Vehicles
| Brand | Model | Model Type | Engine |
|---|---|---|---|
| FORD | |||
| FORD | Ecotorq 12.7 (Euro 6) | ||
| FORD | Ecotorq 9.0 (Euro 5) | ||
| FORD | Cargo 1835 | Ecotorq 9.0 (Euro 5) | |
| FORD | Cargo 1838T | Ecotorq 9.0 (Euro 5) | |
| FORD | Cargo 1842 | Ecotorq 12.7 (Euro 6) | |
| FORD | Cargo 1848T | Ecotorq 12.7 (Euro 6) | |
| FORD | Cargo 2542 | Ecotorq 12.7 (Euro 6) | |
| FORD | Cargo 2642 | Ecotorq 12.7 (Euro 6) | |
| FORD | Cargo 3242 | Ecotorq 12.7 (Euro 6) | |
| FORD | Cargo 3542 | Ecotorq 12.7 (Euro 6) | |
| FORD | Cargo 3548T | Ecotorq 12.7 (Euro 6) | |
| FORD | Cargo 4136 | Ecotorq 9.0 (Euro 5) | |
| FORD | Cargo 4142 | Ecotorq 12.7 (Euro 6) | |
| FORD | Cargo 4148 | Ecotorq 12.7 (Euro 6) | |
| KNORR-BREMSE |
FAQ
What function does the compressor crankshaft serve?
The crankshaft transforms the rotary motion from the engine into linear motion through the connecting rod, which enables the piston to compress air for the braking system.
Which Ford Trucks models are compatible?
This part is suitable for various Ford Trucks Cargo models including the 3542, 1848T, 1835, 3242, 2542, 1838T, 4136, 2642, 4142, 1842, 4148, and 3548T.
Is this part compatible with Knorr-Bremse systems?
Yes, this component is designed to be compatible with Knorr-Bremse systems used in heavy commercial vehicle air brake compressors.
How can I identify if a crankshaft needs replacement?
Technicians should look for symptoms such as increased noise or vibrations during compressor operation or signs of oil leakage from the crankcase area.