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Other than different part numbers what is the difference? Is a m939 air compressor backwards compatible? I've seen some listings say it only fits m939 truck, while others are listed as fitting both.
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Air compressor differance m939 vs m809
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Sorry I was thinkin small cam vs big cam. So ill change it. They are the same compressor. They use the same output port 1/2" to a flared fitting. Only difference Is there the discharge line comes in from straight on the rear on a M939 and from the top on a M809
I have a compressor if you are in need.
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I've got a m813 I bought for parts. However its in great shape and runs well, just having a hard time convincing myself to starts pulling parts off of it.
Well if you need one off a M939 Ive got one with about 10 hours on it as a takeoff. Ill make you a pretty good deal with shipping. Just let me know. They are fun to get on and off too. That back bolt is a booger even with the right wrench.
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Need it for a m816
They all interchange. I've got one on my 816 that came from an blown engine from a 931. I'll take pics tomorrow
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Wrong thread, but the a2 air compressor is turbocharged! Go 8.3L! (doing the wave solo...)....
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And the 800/900 (NHC) series is spline driven, the 900A2 (C8.3) is gear driven. The turbo/non turbo should be a non issue, IIRC, the unloaders were the same as were the cylinder components.
