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15-30 minutes
This is a genuine OEM replacement part used for Porter Cable nailers/framers. An O-ring is a flexible circle. It is used to maintain high pressures by creating a tight seal between rigid parts. This O-ring fits around the cylinder. Please be sure that this is correct ring for your needs, as there are multiple types/sizes used throughout. Sold individually.
O-ring 886081
OEM part for: Porter Cable
Part Number: 886081
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This part will fit the following 6 machines
Porter Cable
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This item works with the following types of products:
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I'm a homeowner and so I don't use my framing nailer very often. I was right in the middle of a repair project and it died. A little research, some disassembly and a call to eReplacementParts and I'm good to go again. They had everything I needed and shipped it quickly.
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April 17, 2020
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Easy to order and pretty prompt delivery
Didn’t have to order extra parts to get the right one for a nail gun. The trigger part has only 4 o rings but I had to get 12 to pick the right ones?it worked anyway hope to get a rifund on returns.
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Piston bumper deteriorated inside the gun
Matt - May 26, 2017
👍 1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Nailer
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
, Hex wrench
Repair was easy and cost effective. All I did was watch the video first to see if I wanted to tackle the project. When it was over discovered there really isn't a lot of parts inside to keep me from trying it. So, I disassembled the nailer and found the source- broken piston bumper. I could see all kinds of plastic pieces scattered throughout the internal workings of the gun. After a good cleaning and a check of all the o-rings, the top portion of the nailer would have to be replaced. Next, I ordered the parts from the website which was simple and easy- in fact I also found a part to my Porter Cable sander as well. After a few short days the parts arrived and I put the gun back together, plugged it into the compressor and tried it out. "P-ka," the nailer was once again making that sweet sound that my wife can't stand.
Now if I had to buy the complete overhaul kit I'm not too sure I would have fixed the nailer. Reason being, the big box stores are always having a sale and a new one could be found for 30-50 dollars more with a one year warranty. Unless, I already had an abundance of nails that were specific to the old nailer then I would fix the old one.
Good Luck with your project and may the force be with you!
Now if I had to buy the complete overhaul kit I'm not too sure I would have fixed the nailer. Reason being, the big box stores are always having a sale and a new one could be found for 30-50 dollars more with a one year warranty. Unless, I already had an abundance of nails that were specific to the old nailer then I would fix the old one.
Good Luck with your project and may the force be with you!
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Piston buffer broken
Jeff - July 6, 2023
Tool Type
Nailer
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
, Allen Wrench
Parts Used
Removed 4 screws
Pulled plunger/spring assembly
Cleaned inside of body
Greased seales with white lithium Greased
Reassembled
Tested
Pulled plunger/spring assembly
Cleaned inside of body
Greased seales with white lithium Greased
Reassembled
Tested
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Air was blowing/leaking out of the top of the nail gun
William - June 11, 2023
Tool Type
Nailer
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Parts Used
Unscrewed and removed the head of the nailer.
Pulled out the cylinder
Replaced two o rings on cylinder
Replaced seal on bottom of cylinder
Put it back together.
Pulled out the cylinder
Replaced two o rings on cylinder
Replaced seal on bottom of cylinder
Put it back together.
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framing nailer blowing air through exhaust
Victor - January 29, 2019
Tool Type
Nailer
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
, allen wrenches
Parts Used
Removed top from tool. Cleaned out fragments of old piston stop which was completely destroyed. Replaced with new piston stop, seal and o rings. Replaced top. I had found detailed instructions on You Tube.
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Would not drive any nails
Richard - October 13, 2016
Tool Type
Nailer
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
, Allen wrench, soft face mallet
1. Disassembled the nail gun using the video from this web site.
2. Cleaned all the parts and inspected them for any damage.
3. Lubed all the parts and reassembled the nail gun.
4. Before loading any nails I dry fired the nail a few times.
5. I then loaded 3 1/2 nails and tested the gun, it worked as good as new.
2. Cleaned all the parts and inspected them for any damage.
3. Lubed all the parts and reassembled the nail gun.
4. Before loading any nails I dry fired the nail a few times.
5. I then loaded 3 1/2 nails and tested the gun, it worked as good as new.
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