ARB Air Locker Service & Parts Manual

[p1michaud]

Gents,
Not sure this is the correct folder, but I found this today while browsing the ARB USA website and dreaming...

ARB Air Locker Service & Parts Manual

It contains some useful information.

Cheer :beer:,
P

 

[The BN Guy]

Good find. I'm dreaming too.

 

[kcowyo]

Thanks for this link.

 

[cruiseroutfit]

I hope none of you are dreaming of the parts you will need to fix a locker

I spend far too much time in that manual

 

[p1michaud]

All dreams at this point...

I hope none of you are dreaming of the parts you will need to fix a locker

I spend far too much time in that manual

You have to start with a locker before you break it and start looking at replacement parts! Don't tell me you have broken your locker? :yikes:

Cheer :beer:,
P

 

[cruiseroutfit]

You have to start with a locker before you break it and start looking at replacement parts! Don't tell me you have broken your locker? :yikes:

I've broken a single ARB on my FJ40, but it was actually caused by a broken shaft that wallowed out a bearing cap on the air locker.

However, I sell alot of ARB replacement parts and we do alot of service on older ARB's... mostly small stuff like fittings, air lines, o-rings, compressor rebuilds, etc.. but from time to time someone is able to grenade an ARB (anything can be broken).

I had a guy last week bring in a 20+ year old ARB air locker that was still working until just recently :beer: :beer: It was so old it wasn't even made by ARB as we know it, it was when they were still outsourcing some of the manufacturing. I offered to buy it from him just as a trophy of sort (I have a 1st gen ARB compressor that still works too), but he was going to try and fix it and run the thing