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150PSI DC 12V Air Compressor with 6 Liter Tank
- Comes with built-in 0-140 PSI pressure gauge & 120/150 PSI pressure switch.
- Designed for any high-pressure air horns that require on-board air system.
- Equipped with built-in temperature switch.
- Will automatically shut off when air compressor goes over 176 Degrees F and restart when it gets back down to 158 Degrees F.
- 1x air compressor with air tank, 1x hose, brass fittings, fuse, fuse holder and mounting hardware are included.
- Professional installation is highly recommended.
Works On-Board Air System For All 12V Vehicles
12 Volt Onboard Air Compressor System
- Comes with 1 set of 150 PSI air compressor with 6 liters / 1.60 gallons air tank.
- Portable Air Compressor Pump Tire Inflator For Train Horns mototphome Tires
- This is a great & quiet compressor that can be mounted almost anywhere in a vehicle
Wes
September 5, 2025
I installed this so I could have on-board air in my pickup for my horns & possible airing up a tire here and there if need be.It was a good replacement to my old one but it does make me a little nervous how hot the motor gets, but it just keeps going so I'm happy with it.
jad
August 23, 2025
Yes, combo compressor and tag is the perfect size to fit under your truck hood to power. Your airhorns works great.
Eric
July 6, 2025
Not worth buying, it only lasted for about a month. Comes on but doesn't have pressure. Contacted the seller and I sent videos and they keep saying they never got them. I think they don't wanna replace it. Bad business. I'll buy from someone else....
Trish
June 28, 2025
Good to have.
z28
May 24, 2025
This was to replace my train horn compressor. It works perfectly. Price was amazing and performance was even better than I thought.
MarineEngineer
May 3, 2025
Installed in pickup truck bed, under tonneau cover. Runs rear airbags, air horn, and tire inflations. It worked great for just over two years and just now broke. The motor free spins but does not build air. I haven't taken it apart but it's evident to me (for what that's worth) that the compressor itself failed.
Edy M.
February 18, 2025
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Tanner
December 29, 2024
I have bought it 4 times now and it has broke after 3 or 4 months of using it on my truck
Russ Downey
December 29, 2024
I thought i had a problem with the compressor,but i found the problem and every thing is ok now.
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