7400 920 002 Bushing for Air Brake Compressors
7400 920 002
Summary
This compressor bushing is designed for heavy commercial vehicle air brake compressors, specifically compatible with MAN applications. It provides essential structural support within the compressor assembly to maintain precise movement and durability under high-pressure conditions.
| EAN Code | 8699031028576 |
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Description
What does a compressor bushing do?
This compressor bushing is a critical component within the air brake compressor assembly, designed to manage rotational forces and maintain precise alignment of internal moving parts. By reducing friction and stabilizing the crankshaft or piston movement, it ensures the long-term reliability of the pneumatic system.Compatible vehicles and systems
This component is compatible with MAN trucks and is engineered to meet the rigorous demands of heavy commercial vehicle service. It is also designed to work seamlessly within Knorr-Bremse systems to ensure consistent air pressure delivery.Installation and maintenance
During installation, technicians should inspect the compressor housing for any signs of excessive wear to ensure a perfect fit. Maintaining regular inspection intervals for these bushings can prevent sudden pneumatic system failure and reduce overall maintenance costs.System reliability
Selecting high-strength components for the air brake system helps prevent oil leaks and pressure drops caused by improper component fitment.Related Products
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Compatible Vehicles
| Brand | Model | Model Type | Engine |
|---|---|---|---|
| KNORR-BREMSE | |||
| MAN |
FAQ
What is the function of a compressor bushing?
A compressor bushing serves as a critical bearing surface that stabilizes rotating components within the air brake compressor, reducing friction and ensuring consistent pneumatic performance.
Is this bushing compatible with MAN vehicles?
Yes, this component is specifically designed to be compatible with MAN trucks and can also be used in conjunction with Knorr-Bremse systems.
What are the signs of bushing wear?
Technicians may notice increased vibration, unusual noise from the compressor, or a drop in air pressure delivery if the bushings are worn beyond service limits.
How often should these components be inspected?
It is recommended to inspect bushings during routine air brake system servicing to prevent secondary damage to more expensive components like the crankshaft.