what type of compressor fits a chryler 300 3.5 engine
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if you look on the amazon site, enter your data, it will filter the results for your model. i did this and received a perfect fit. plus, the party responsible did a hell of a job on it, its like riding in a refrigerator now
2111423
Yes it should if it's at least a 1/6 hp as they recommend... I have a 1 hp 3 gallon compressor...and you can regulate the pressure.... if the hose does not fit on your compressor ... you can buy an adapter at any hardware store...
2029452
Hi, I sometimes use a 2hp 8gal 125psi compressor that I bought at Harbor Freight Tools. It seems to work well but I have to wait for it to catch up and always try to use the plasma cutter just before the compressor shuts off. I had to buy a high volume female fitting (Milton Brand) because I had problems with the regular cheaper female fitting sometimes not letting air through.
588532
No I do not have an answer without more info, or a more specific identification of the compressor. The model number provided didn't match any current products I could find.
181226
Don't know the answer, but I recommend you do not buy this air compressor. Mine failed (motor burned out) after only using it three times. Please read my one star review on Amazon.
1004199
The quick disconnect on the 300P compressor appears to be a standard fitting. Not having one handy, I called Viaair (very quick to get them on the phone, kudos!) and their tech support advised that while not all of their portable compressors take standard quick disconnects, the 300P uses a standard "industrial" style quick disconnect that should fit most air hoses used for air tools and tire inflators. They actually recommend doing this if the 300P will be used in freezing, or colder, temperatures, since the included coiled air hose would be too stiff and brittle.
382373
It will probably work but what I would look at is the type of compressor you have
2060532
It will work with any compressor, but make sure you use a moisture trap or you
326660
I don't know the specific requirements for the compressor. I use my nailer with a small 6 gallon Porter-Cable portable air compressor and it works great. This is an excellent tool that has given me good service. I hope this helps.
752512
All you get is the compressor. Your question is not specific to a particular model and you may find better answers elsewhere.
1743656
If an OEM part is available use that instead. It will be worth it in the long run. Plus you don't have to re-wire. The Supco 410 is only to be used if OEM parts are no longer manufactured or a replacement is not offered. The supco410 will work if your compressor is 1/4 to 1/3 horsepower. Highly recommend OEM when available.
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I have no idea, specifically. The switch contacts are more than adequate for the load a 1.5HP motor represents. The pressure ports on the switch are standard 1/4" pipe thread, so it is likely this switch could be used on your compressor, even if a bit of plumbing adapting is necessary. The only question I would have about it is if the switch would properly fit in the space available. If this is a little 'pancake' type compressor, a physically smaller switch could be advisable.JM
68760
I used a 5 gallon pancake compressor which only can handle 3 cfm and I had it set around 90 psi with no problems. Pretty much any air compressor will work.
1013799
You can remove the male quick connector and install the one that fit your compressor. Your local Home Depot makes a female connector that will take any 1/4" male connector.
1084386
I'm using a portable 6 gallon 150 psi pancake compressor made by Stanley. It's fine for my basement/garage projects using any of my 3 nail guns.
265956
The manual recommends 90-120 psi. I run ln the mlddle of that range with a 7 1/2 horse-80 gal. compressor which is way more than necessary. A 3 to 5 horse would do fine. The spec sheet l is available at Hobart's website as a free download.
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According to the Sears parts look up the kk-4835 will work on your compressor. Their model # was 919-165000. You can look on Sears parts lookup if you have questions. The part can be purchased from Amazon much cheaper.