This authentic manufacturer-sourced gasket kit is made for use with Craftsman air compressors. The parts in this kit are utilized to ensure a tight fit between the pump's components allowing it to build up the pressure. Over time gaskets may wear out and begin to crack eventually requiring replacements. For the exact locations and the correct installation of the new components, please refer to the appropriate diagrams of your model. This high-quality kit includes five durable parts. You will need a wrench set to take the pump apart and reassemble it.
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Got the right parts, quick and easy repair.
Tim - July 18, 2019
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The gasket kit contained the exact gasket I needed.
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It was exactly what I needed, exactly as advertised.
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This kit fixed my air compressor and saved a big repair bill or a new purchase.
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exactly the gaskets i needed.....
Order process was quick and simple....Delivered on time, and everything fit as described. Very nice experience
Kerry - November 18, 2019
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Quick Repair
Gasket kit allowed me to repair my Craftsman air compressor. The unit works as new.
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Guest - November 25, 2019
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Part fit perfectly
Gasket kit came quickly and in good shape. The compressor works great now. Thanks
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Fast delivery, parts as described, easy repair.
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Easy ordering and fast delivery, all at a reasonable price
Needed parts for a 20 year old compressor. I checked a few other parts sites online to compare prices and most of them did not have the parts I needed, but eReplacementParts had them all - and they were very reasonably priced. I figured they would make it up by charging some ridiculous amount for shipping. But no, shipping was also very reasonable. The parts even arrived within a few days. What a great experience! eReplacementParts will be the first site I will go to when I need parts in the future.
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All of the parts fit and worked perfectly!
The parts were perfect. I wish they put a cardboard backing in the package so the gaskets would not get creased or bent during shipping.
Shawn - June 6, 2020
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Remove the four allen bolts and pay close attention to how each part comes off; the order of arrangement. Clean old gasket material with a small straight edge to prepare surfaces for new gaskets. Replace each part with new gasket in reverse order of how it was removed. Replace the head bolts and HAND tighten very firmly. I would not
... Read moreadvise a ratchet or torque wrench. Just use firm, even hand pressure in a cross pattern Use a small amount of Vaseline petro. jelly to hold reeds in place. I used NO gasket glue for reassembly. Compressor runs like a new one.
The gasket kit that ereplacement stocked saved me from having to spend $400.00 on a new compressor. The kit was complete and it took about 30 minutes to install after replacing the gaskets and turning on the compressor it came up to full pressure. The kit was very good quality and shipping was fast.
Simply remove the cylinder head,
... Read morethen line up the gaskets how the go on the compressor, and place them on. Then replace the cylinder head.
1. Removed cover over compressor cylinder head
2. Removed the cylinder head.
3. Inspected the head parts to determine reason for failure to build pressure
4. Found the head gasket to be blown
5. Cleaned the old gaskets from the cylinder and head
6. Hand lapped the head on my belt sander to insure a flat seali
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7. Used a file lightly on the cylinder to insure the mating surface was flat and clean
8. Replaced the gaskets and head, torqued screws to insure they were tightened properly
9. Replaced cylinder head cover
10. Test ran compressor -- tested ok.
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Compressor was only pumping up to 25-30 lbs pressure. Removed
1. Removed compressor head and disassembled it.
2. Removed old gaskets and cleaned through.
3. Removed reeds.
4. Drained oil from the reservoir for compressor lube.
5. Removed rubber gasket and cleaned reservoir.
6. Installed new rubber gasket for reservoir head.
7. Installed new gaskets and reeds for c
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8. Added lube oil to the reservoir.
9. Started compressor, built up 120 lbs. pressure.
10. Works as advertised, good.
Removed compressor head
Removed gasket and cleaned surfaces
Installed new gaskets
Replaced compressor head
Tightened everything down
Tested compressor and looked for any leaks
All was good.
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Air Compressor would not build air beyond 40 pounds
Removed cylinder head.
Removed valve plate.
Removed valve reeds.
Removed all of the old gaskets attached to these parts. Thoroughly cleaned where parts of old gaskets were still attached. Prepared them for new parts.
Also had to replace oil filler cap because part of plastic threads were damaged.
Replaced all
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1. Removed the compressor head.
2. Removed the reed seat.
3. Removed the old gaskets.
4. Installed the new gaskets and the reeds.
5. Torqued the head bolts.
Ran compressor 120 lbs, works great.
Remove shroud cover, loosen air fittings, remove cylinder and head, clean all surfaces to remove old gaskets, replace in same order as removed. Tighten allen screws tight, but not too tight. It is a gasket after all. I would have torqued it if I had the right allen socket...
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ERP Number: ERP12099358
Manufacturer Part Number: E100959
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