My 2000 ford expedition compressor has two air outlet. This product has four air outlet. How can I cover the two extra outlet. Can I leave them open ?
1390458
The product should have come with two or more pegs or plugs that insert into the empty or open slots. They insert the same as the air tube attaches.
1390459
The compressor will come with plugs. You would plug in the outlets that are not needed.
1702469
The air compressor needs nothing extra to operate. You add the enclosed oil and it is ready to for the break in procedure outlined in the owners manual. The accessories you will need will depend on what you want to do with it. No matter what other accessories you want, you will need a good air hose and connectors.
114680
There should be two white plugs, each about 3 inches long. One came loosely placed in the air hole and the other can be found rolling around in the box. Check to see if one of them got lodged under the box flap.
1100242
It should only cover one plug. It goes in to either plug and leaves the other one open.
1838818
The question to your question, do you want to use it for road side assistance or to air up at home? If you just want a home air compressor look elsewhere. If you want it for roadside there would be some other issues. The main being that it doesn't come with a plug for a vehicle 12 volt outlet. It needs to be wired in, and it pulls a lot of juice. The second issue is it's designed to pump into a tank so there is no pressure on/off or on off switch for that matter so you would have to wire that in as well.
532030
The second outlet is not blocked. I'm using the second outlet for my water cooler.
2152372
In response to your question, you've probably found this out already, but for everyone else out there: this covers up both plugs. I found a review for the 3 pack version of this product where they said that it does cover up the other plug. So, you'll probably need one of those "plug expanders" for the wall plug so you can plug in more than one thing to the wall.
1559525
2 gallon compressors are not meant to run air tools. You might be able to take a lug nut or two off. Then wait for it to build up pressure but you might as well use hand tools if your going to do that
2039969
I don't know if this applies to your situation, but when I first installed mine and turned it on the unit had to run for about 3 or 4 minutes before the compressor kicked in. This has also been the case when I unplugged it to move to a different outlet. The operating manual does mention that this is normal.
1047577
Sorry, I can't answer that question. My A/C service tech suggested I protect each A/C unit with one of these....
453564
You should probably use a 20 amp circuit. The cord on the compressor is not very long so get an extension cord that will reach the distance you need to cover. Remember, the longer the cord, the heavier gauge it needs to be to do the job correctly
1851124
This IS a 115 Volt air conditioner. Properly wired/fused 115 Volt electrical outlets have 15 Ampere circuit breakers. This will only draw high current momentarily (several seconds) when the compressor is restarting. It should _not_ be on a circuit which has other appliances to prevent tripping the circuit breaker. So, id does plug into what many persons consider a "regular" 3-prong wall outlet. Anyone who wants the 230 Volt version of this 12,000 BTU model should search Amazon for ASIN: B0056C818U.
1618257
Warm it up on a short cord with one of the air cocks open. No back pressure on the tanks and no line loss will keep it from popping resets or breakers. This is pretty much true for all air compressors.
1687140
These shocks do not need to be connected to onboard air compressor. Just leave the factory plugs on shocks. Its stamped right on shock. Air line not required.
639431
i dont see any problem with that i use it for my air compressor and it works great sure saves me from unplugging it all the time
644552
This only covers the actual compressor inside the unit. Not the complete unit. You need to remove the fan and reach down to install over the compressor... Air flow should be the same.
784595
With the power cord hooked to the battery on my truck. The compressor will sit on the ground and have maybe a foot or 2 to move. The hose and power cord together give just enough length to reach the rear tires. My battery is on the driver side so doing the pass side rear i sit the compressor under hood on pass side. Got to watch that you dont get the cord tangled in the belts or fan. My truck is ext cab 4x4