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Old 10-16-2005, 02:30 PM
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A/c to onboard air question.

Hello, just wondering if anyone could tell me how excactly to attach a quick disconnect hose onto an air compressor.

or lead me in the direction of a website to tell me how to do it,

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Old 10-16-2005, 02:49 PM
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What are you trying to do ?

I have A/C air, connected to a tank and a sensor for turning off the compressor when it's full.
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Just get one of these and attach it to your air system, to the tank, to the end of a hose, etc.:



More info: http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/4air.shtml#Chucks
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I would..

... get a tank and connect the AC to the tank.. then lead a hose from the tank and have the quick disconnect there..

less chance of blowing a hose, more air when you need it etc..
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how should i go about connecting the ac to the tank though.

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just a hose that can handle the pressure..

... and you need to find a good tank / cylinder.

On mine the AC sucks air from the air cleaner box, then on the out air hose it's connected to a air / oil seperator, and a thin hose cycles the oil back to the intake for the AC. Afther that you can do whatever you want, I would route the air to the tank. Then from the tank I would run a hose to a sensor, that will cut the power for the AC off at 100psi. then you can have a other hoses connected to that for whatever you'd like to do with the air.. I use it for both the locker and a quick connect mounted on the rear of the truck for pumping the tires.
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Originally Posted by wimpywade94
how should i go about connecting the ac to the tank though.

wade

Get one of these kits:

http://www.frontrangeoffroadfab.com/manifold.htm
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