Yes. Test it first if you can. They are available, but make sure it's the closed above 140psi type. Many are the other way round.
I'm guessing you're Estonian ? Put your town name or local region in your profile !!
I'm guessing you're Estonian ? Put your town name or local region in your profile !!
Every time I've tested... maybe on 3 different green pressure valves, they've stopped the compressor at 150psi on the dot.
I'd have thought the compressor itself would have given up the ghost by 200psi!
I don't know how accurate my pressure guage is though.
I'd have thought the compressor itself would have given up the ghost by 200psi!
I don't know how accurate my pressure guage is though.
Definitely P38 and 2001
I started to doubt the pressure gauges but I went to the guy and checked, everything is correct. This explains why the pump had to be repaired so often. In the end, I put a non-original ring on the pump, which I took from a small compressor and seems more durable. The block was recently renovated. The overpressure valve has not started working.
I started to doubt the pressure gauges but I went to the guy and checked, everything is correct. This explains why the pump had to be repaired so often. In the end, I put a non-original ring on the pump, which I took from a small compressor and seems more durable. The block was recently renovated. The overpressure valve has not started working.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
P39?
Grrrrrr
Technician, Bodgit & Scarper Ltd
Like a P38A but everything is a little higher.
Fixed it . . . .but your reply doesn't update
Get out, your not helping!
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
I wouldn’t worry about it.
If you type P39 into the searchbar there’s pages of it.
If you type P39a you get Mark
If you type P39 into the searchbar there’s pages of it.
If you type P39a you get Mark
