1 Introduction
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IMPORTANT :
To assure the highest level of planning and reliability goes into this
installation, please read this guide in its entirety before attempting
any modifications to the vehicle.
1.1 Pre-Installation Preparation
Although your
ARB Air Compressor
comes complete with all the step by step instructions you
will need to install your new air source, ARB recommends that you have your ARB Air
Compressor installed by a trained professional. Many ARB distributors around the world
have been fully instructed in
Air Compressor
installations by ARB, and have gained a wealth
of experience and skill from years of performing similar installations.
Make sure your
Air Compressor
kit is the correct model for your application and that it
contains all of the parts listed on the back cover of this booklet. Also be sure you have
appropriately equipped yourself with all the necessary tools, parts, and materials to complete
this installation (see section 1.2
Tool-Kit Recommendations
) and minimize vehicle down time.
Please refer to your ARB Air Locker Operating & Service Manual for information on
operating, servicing, driving technique, or trouble shooting your ARB Air Locker(s).
HINT : Place a mark inside each of the
symbols as you complete each step.
It is very important NOT to miss any of the steps!
1.2 Tool-Kit Recommendations
Below is a list of tools and supplies you may need to complete this installation.
1.2.1 Tools
Standard automotive sizes (metric and/or imperial) of sockets, wrenches and drills.
A razor knife to cut the nylon tubing.
A leak test gauge (i.e., ARB# 0770005).
A multimeter or test light.
A soldering iron.
1.2.2 Supplies
Thread lubricant/sealant compound for pressure fittings (e.g., LOCTITE #567 Teflon
paste and/or plumbing supply Teflon tape)
A soap and water mixture to test for air leaks.
Solder and/or automotive crimp fittings for making electrical junctions.
Electrical tape and/or heat shrink tubing for insulating electrical junctions.
