This is a high-quality component which is designed for use with Porter Cable nailers and staplers. It is supplied from the original equipment manufacturer. The housing cap is secured in the back of a nailer to ensure a tight seal between the cylinder and the piston. If the cap is damaged or is missing, this part will provide an identical replacement. Make sure to check the diagrams for your specific model for the correct installation of the new component. This high-quality housing cap is made of durable material and is sold as an individual item. The cap is secured by four Allen screws which are sold separately. In order to perform this repair, you will need a properly sized Allen wrench which is also known as a Hex key.
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SImple, no problem...
Works perfectly. I dropped my nail gun and cracked the cap. It was simple to remove the old cap an install the new one with one exception....when you dig out the old seal (black colored) it isn't obvious where the "bottom of the seal is. I broke two pick trying to dig it out before I realized I was digging BELOW the seal in the metal casting. DUH! After that it was simple...10 minutes max!
Guest - August 10, 2019
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quick delivery. very satisfied
just what I needed to repair brad nailer
Victor - August 13, 2019
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perfect fitting
arrived faster than expected and part was exact match. no problems
Richard - September 4, 2019
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First of all your website was easy to use! Finding the parts for my Porter Cable Nailer and my Bostich nailer was made easy by following the diagrams for each tool.
The parts for each tool were received in a timely manner and were in good condition. They worked fine and I was back in working order quickly.
I had a great experience with eReplacement and would recommend others to use your company!
Harold - October 14, 2019
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Cap for stappler
Easy to lookup. Work good
Guest - November 11, 2019
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Easy repair, great part, works as expected
Excellent as always!
Ronald - February 25, 2020
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quick service
product worked great
Guest - May 23, 2020
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Air flow disperser
I though I was going to have a difficult time replacing the housing cap once I removed the screws but had no problems other than figuring out how to remove the inserts. No problems replacing everything. Part arrived as expected in good order. Thank you.
Guest - October 7, 2020
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Easy repair
Great service, part arrived quickly
Guest - October 23, 2020
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My go to place for parts
I can find the majority of the parts I’m looking for at ereplacement. The items are always delivered on time. The item I received on this occasion got my nailer back and running.
Shane - November 17, 2020
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1). Removed 4 hex screws from housing cap, retained for re-use.
2). Removed housing cap, saved spring & head valve seal (still in good condition) to go into new housing cap.
3). Cleaned broken o-ring parts from back of piston and within the nail gun housing.
4). Placed new o-ring on piston.
5). Inserted new seal, s
... Read moreaved spring & head valve seal into new housing cap.
6). Attached new head gasket & housing cap to nail gun housing using hex screws.
7). Tightened screws, added a few drops of oil and test fired the mail gun.
1. Removed four cap screws from housing cap with hex key wrench.
2. Removed housing cap from stapler by pulling straight up on cap.
3. Using a dental plaque-removal pick as an improvised small \"pry bar\", removed the (2) seals from the old housing cap and installed them into the new housing cap.
4. Transferred the p
... Read moreiston return spring (and it\'s positioning base) into the new housing cap.
5. Placed the new housing cap onto the stapler and with a slight twisting-motion, was able to seat it into position.
6. Re-installed cap screws with hex key wrench and snugged them down.
1. Used a hex wrench to remove 4 screws
2. Extracted rubber grommet out of the old head and inserted it into the new head (which surprisingly didnGÇÖt have this rubber piece)
3. Attached the new head to the nailer with the 4 screws from the old head.
Removed top of nailer, disaembled piston, replaced \"o\" rings. Lubricated all components, reassembled using parts breakdown supplied on line from EREPLACEMENTPARTS.COM.
1. Removed housing cap
2. Then pull off seal/ o ring and replace with new one and attached to housing
3. Installed gasket and put housing back on
4. Note used a little flat head screw to remove o ring.
5. Test letGÇÖs it and all good to go. No air leaks
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Piston stop was completely disintegrated and the air director on the top also disintegrated
I put a rebuild kit into the gun and then saw the piston stop was disintegrated. I got a new one and was going to leave the head of the gun alone as it worked but the air deflector (that rotates) was also dry rotted and disintegrated in my hands. I purchased a new gun head and when it arrived I realized that the seals were not in it so I
... Read morehad to CAREFULLY remove them from the original head. I used the dental pick and was able to remove them without damaging them. They went right into the new head and after putting it back on the gun it works perfectly. I also cut off an old allen wrench so I could chuck it into a drill which sped up the removal and replacement of the head. I used the old gasket as it is thick and solid and worked fine.
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