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Also, got a photo of the oil catch can you're using and who sells them?
Sorry I thought I'd taken a picture of it. I'll take one today. This is the one I bought ADD W1.com ADD W1™ Official Site | High-Performance Auto Parts It was smaller than some of the other ones I'd looked at & with the dipstick you didn't have to pull the can to see how much oil is there.
Here are some pictures.
Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
What's the info on that air compressor? Was that custom? Can you give as much info as possible? Wanting to do this to my Ram
It's a York compressor that is made by Off Road Only specifically for use as air compressor. You can use a York off a car's A/C system but it needs to be modified to not blow a ton of oil into your OBA system.
The brackets were made by Kilby Air but they aren't in business anymore and only made a limited number of the brackets. The company that bought Kilby is CU Off-Road and they might still have the plans for the brackets. C U Off Road - Home If not you could make your own bracket with a little work.
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Sorry I thought I'd taken a picture of it. I'll take one today. This is the one I bought ADD W1.com ADD W1™ Official Site | High-Performance Auto Parts It was smaller than some of the other ones I'd looked at & with the dipstick you didn't have to pull the can to see how much oil is there.
Here are some pictures.
It's a York compressor that is made by Off Road Only specifically for use as air compressor. You can use a York off a car's A/C system but it needs to be modified to not blow a ton of oil into your OBA system.
The brackets were made by Kilby Air but they aren't in business anymore and only made a limited number of the brackets. The company that bought Kilby is CU Off-Road and they might still have the plans for the brackets. C U Off Road - Home If not you could make your own bracket with a little work.
The kit came with the alternator pulley but I don't think it came with the belt. But it wasn't an issue to measure it find a blet that fit. You can get the pulley from CU Off-Road but will have to build your own bracket.
Started working on the Jeep today and had a few hiccups along the way. I'd cut 2 of the O-rings when installing the fuel rail so I had a mess.
At what fuel costs now days this wasn't what I wanted to see.
Used the MPVI2 and made a copy of the PCM to send to Ryan @ FRP.
Still have the check engine light due to the transmission but have my fingers crossed that once I can run it long enough to run the transmission thru the gears so I can check fluid levels as that might be the issue.
Got my FRP sticker installed on my garage refrigerator.
I've got a check valve that I have been thinking about installing to see if it'll help with cold starts. But here it is after sitting for about an hour.
