This special grommet is an original part which is specially designed for use with DeWALT and Porter Cable staplers and nailers. It is utilized to secure the pin that holds the adjuster. This is a high-quality replacement for a damaged or a missing grommet that was installed on a new unit. To ensure the correct location and application of this part, refer to the appropriate diagrams of your model. It is made of durable rubber and is sold individually. You may need pliers to remove and secure the grommet with the pin.
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Haven't used yet
Thanks. Fast shipping.
Guest - June 6, 2019
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Nailer trigger
Received part quickly and it works beautifully
Guest - July 10, 2019
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great service and easy repair
part was perfect. this is the only site i use for replacement parts
Guest - August 1, 2019
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Easy repair
Fit perfect
Guest - August 8, 2019
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Its a small part but is so so needed to properly hold the trigger pin and worked great and installed easily
ordered this grommet with the trigger valve assy. as suggested by the trouble shooting guide on your web page. my nail gun was not firing and it took ten minutes to replace the trigger assy and the pin that uses this grommet. gun works like new. Thanks Replacement Parts for your services and speedy delivery!
Guest - August 31, 2019
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nail gun trigger
it was exactly what I needed to hold the pin in on my nail gun trigger.
Guest - November 11, 2019
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Easy fix.
Quick delivery.
Guest - May 30, 2020
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Worked as needed
New
Darryl - July 6, 2020
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Perfect fit, as expected from eReplacement!
Fits perfect, exactly as needed!
Guest - July 8, 2020
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Perfect fit, my nail gun works like new!
My Porter Cable nail gun wouldn’t fire at all. I just heard air leaking around the trigger. I purchased a replacement trigger assembly, and after watching a couple YouTube videos, I was able to replace the trigger with ease. The gun still didn’t work properly after I replaced the trigger. It would fire but the piston wouldn’t come back up. I took the piston apart, cleaned it good, put it all back together, and it worked like a charm.
Guest - May 21, 2022
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Punch the trigger pin using small punch through grommet this will save grommet for reuse.
Remove trigger and punch the two pins for the trigger assembly out from either side the the shorter pin is on the bottom.
Remove trigger assembly by applying light air to hose fitting and the assembly will pop out quickly. Use a hook to
... Read more pull out remaining housing of assembly that will be left behind. Hook air hose to gun to remove any trash inside gun housing then remove air hose and clean trigger assembly housing with a QTip to remove excess oil or trash. Lubricate trigger assembly O Rings with gun oil or Vaseline and press assembly in with fingers until seated. Install the two roll pins using the punch with short pin on bottom long pin on top. Finally install the trigger back into place using the punch to help line up for the pin to be inserted correctly on the first or second try. Slip the tiny grommet onto pin on the round grooved side of pin hole. Lightly oil gun and works like new again. This took maybe 20 minutes at most from getting the tools to putting them back up. 28$ worth of parts saved from spending 160$ on a new nail gun.
Ordered a trigger valve after reading reviews of similar complaints. Swapped the trigger valve out in a few minutes with a small pin punch. Worked perfect. Great website for the do it yourself or professional person.
I tapped out the 2 roll pins with the hammer and a long shank punch, I think it might have been a 1/8 or just a tad bit smaller, used the dental pick to pry the grommet off the trigger pivot pin. Removed the pivot pin and the trigger then pulled out one part of the trigger valve, it had separated and part of it was still down inside. I us
... Read moreed the pick to remove it, all the pieces came out pretty easy. Placed the new trigger valve in, started to insert the roll pins but the valve assembly wasn\'t seated far enough, it kind of snapped into place when I applied a little more pressure. Replaced the roll pins and the trigger pivot pin, this was a little tricky at first, then I realized I needed to depress the trigger plunger to get the thin wire safety spring back into place, popped on the grommet and it was done.
Remove nail magazine remove end housings remove trigger assy remove internal parts and lay out in order of removal clean all parts install new o-rings and reassemble in reverse order
1. Printed schematic to show parts orientation and location
2.Used punch to remove trigger pin and 2 spring pins holding valve in place.
3. Old trigger came right out, but had to use needle nose pliers to pull out valve. Came out in 2 parts, inner valve spring also popped out to my surprise.
4. Fitting new in took a fe
... Read morew tries, schematic helped to show orientation.
5. Back together no problem.
6. To do O rings, opened back of gun and plunger came right out. O ring change there just off-on.
7. Used 2x4 as stop to bang gun body hard to release inner workings.
8. First O ring was easy to access and find on schematic, but ring was VERY gummy, more gum than solid, scrapped off and easy replacement. But what grease to use??? None included with 2 O rings purchased, recommended grease listed for $63 for 3 oz.!!??!! Use silicone instead, but could not find any assistance on this!!!
9 Second O ring much harder to access. Had to remove spring and retainer, spring stop and slide back part. This O ring also all gum and noted 3rd O ring also gum. Had to order 3rd and now waiting for delivery. Job not done, but did reassemble, just not tighten screws.
Removed pins from trigger. Then used compressor to push out old damaged trigger assembly. Oiled o-rings placed new trigger back on to the gun along with pins. Gun started working again! Better than buying a New finish gun.
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