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Steve_overland



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United Kingdom 1997 Defender 110 300 Tdi HT Chawton White
Arb pressure switch
Hi folks. Dug out an old ARB compressor I have had for years and made a mount ready for the Ashcroft air locking diff from Nigel at xcess4x4. Only problem is I have snapped the tab of the pressure switch. I know muppetry... Does anyone know what the best pressure switch (and pressures) I should get to replace it please...


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Post #754296 27th Jan 2019 2:17pm
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ibexman



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£6.36 from flatdog. Turn on 70 off at 100👍 Cheers Chris
Post #754299 27th Jan 2019 2:26pm
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Steve_overland



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Will order one right now cheers @steve_overland on Insta.
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Post #754302 27th Jan 2019 2:35pm
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jst



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It's 1/8npt, Ashcroft lockers run better at slightly higher pressure in my experience. I run a 90/120. Cheers

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Post #754398 27th Jan 2019 10:05pm
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jst



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https://www.ebay.co.uk/i/292063641260?chn=...7efff34eee Cheers

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Post #754399 27th Jan 2019 10:07pm
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jst



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Put a pcl female on the 1/4 fitting too for air tools. Use an old air suspension cylinder as res. All road ones around £30 on the bay. Cheers

James
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90 Puma Hardtop
Post #754401 27th Jan 2019 10:10pm
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The even cheaper way to get an air tank is the disposable welding gas bottles. They have a 1/8th BSP connection on them. I have a 1/4" braided hose going from the compressor to the tank, then I've tapped a 1/4 BSP hole in the other end.

The ARB compressor uses 1/4 NPT fittings but they're near enough to 1/4 BSP that they're interchangeable at that size.
Post #754737 29th Jan 2019 12:24pm
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