Recognize this VEVOR part?
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Nevertheless a fellow Air Nation forum member sent me a picture of the part I need, but I'm stumped on how to find a replacement since VEVOR won't help. This spring loaded plunger goes inside the cylinder head and is held in place with the brass plug.
You aren't getting responses because of the very problem. Vevor is rebranding or copying something and not offering support. Yong heng and tuxing parts are easily available and there are lots of threads about rebuilding and upgrading.
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Would it make sense to learn which manufacturer's compressor Vevor is rebranding, and then contact them for parts?
Just thinkin"
Ed
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Spike,
I'll throw this out as a Hail Mary. Check out Sambo Cotton's YouTube video on dismantling the Yong Heng. He's done several videos (4 years ago), but one starts out pulling a check valve with a damaged "O" ring, kind of reminds me of your photo. Best I can offer for now. WM
I'll throw this out as a Hail Mary. Check out Sambo Cotton's YouTube video on dismantling the Yong Heng. He's done several videos (4 years ago), but one starts out pulling a check valve with a damaged "O" ring, kind of reminds me of your photo. Best I can offer for now. WM
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Seems a guy at gta took one apart and maybe shows and tells that part ?
(Vevor compressor fail.) Gta thread.
Then like i said in your first posting on this so many have a plug or line or Guage in to that spot your really just guessing on what way yours was originally. (???)
Maybe do a want to buy ad on someones bad like same vevor compressor and between the 2 scavenge one working unit.
(Vevor compressor fail.) Gta thread.
Then like i said in your first posting on this so many have a plug or line or Guage in to that spot your really just guessing on what way yours was originally. (???)
Maybe do a want to buy ad on someones bad like same vevor compressor and between the 2 scavenge one working unit.
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