VT470000AV, VT470200, VT203003 #01A2EF

VT470000AV, VT470200, VT203003 #01A2EF

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Model Numbers: VT470000AV, VT470200, VT203003

Campbell Hausfeld VT470000AV, VT470200, VT203003 Air Compressor Repair Parts

Specifications

  • Oil Capacity 8.5 oz
  • Compressor Head Bolts torque specs: 175-225 IN / LBS
  • Bearing Cap Bolts torque specs: 50-120 IN / LBS
  • Flywheel Bolt torque specs: 225-250 IN / LBS
  • If you are looking for FT / LBS then please use this formula: IN / LBS divided by 12 = FT / LBS
  • The journal on the crankshaft is 1.76" and the biggest part of the rod is 1.89"
  • If pump knocks, check the top of the rod to make sure it is not egged out by the wrist pin

Extra Details

Note! On some old "VT" pumps, the manufacturer reversed the head 180°.
This style of pump doesn't exist any longer. To ensure the head has the correct configuration, you will need to purchase the new pump as is then order an extra head gasket kit and reverse the head so that it matches your original configuration.

Extras

We have your Campbell Hausfeld VT470000AV, VT470200, VT203003 parts here. Whether you need a valve plate, air filter or a whole new pump, we have your parts. Campbell Hausfeld VT470000AV, VT470200, VT203003 parts are easy to come by at Master Tool Repair. We have helpful sales team members that can assist you with your repair. We have accessories as well as compressor oil to keep your pump running like a champ. We keep the most popular Campbell Hausfeld VT470000AV, VT470200, VT203003 parts in stock and we can order most other parts in a matter of a few days. To make ordering easier, we have created the ability for you to order parts by simply enlarging the schematic and then using your mouse to hover over the actual part. You will see the part pop up and are able to order by simply choosing the quantity of parts that you need. Make sure to keep spare parts on hand so that your down time will be minimal. Oil and air filters should be replaced every 3 to 4 months if used frequently, twice a year if not. Even if you're not using your compressor, drain your tank regularly to prevent rust.

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