A few tips. Turn the compressor on BEFORE connecting the air hose. Turning it on after connecting the air hose puts a lot of stress on it. Another thing, these little air compressors aren’t made for regular use. They’re made to leave in your vehicle and used in case you have tire problems on the road. So basically, use them for emergencies only. If you need to air up your tires frequently, buy a pancake air compressor that plugs into a standard 120 volt electrical outlet.
im in my 5th replacement gang i dnt like them they dnt last i had 2 burn out the fuses melt. those people at the freight see me so much they call me “ what u did to this pump man” this is why i winded up in these comments cause i was looking to see if im the only one having these issues
The one I got now kept poppin the fuses. I just ran to take jumper wire in between both. Now I don’t have that problem anymore. Seems like the older ones were a lot better. They just make everything so cheap nowadays.
You damaged it because you didn't turn it on first after you turn it on then you hook it up to the valve stim and turn on your car engine so it won't drain your battery that also will damage the compressor. Mine is 4 years old and it works great 👍 l love 💞 that little bugger.
I bought the $29.00 100psi smaller one with a coupon yesterday and used it yesterday it worked like a charm! it worked like a CHAMP!!!💪🏻👍🏻 I hope you got your issue resolved.👍🏻 It's a direct drive you should be able to fix it easily.👍🏻
I agree because if you're not running the engine that little compressor is draining your battery and it's working harder to pump air but with the engine running it's getting a steady flow of power. When I use mine I turn the engine on and it works great and it's 4 years old.
It's harber freight, not known for quality, but they are cheap, and with some fabrication skills, they can be beefed up, or you know, take it back for a full refund.
And yet here you are watching a video about how to pump up a tire because you're a grownup who doesn't know how to pump up a tire without calling Auto Club. Mr. Haynes here went out of his way to help anyone who comes across his video and you're talking crap.
Had one of these units for 5 years and it is still going strong.
So is mine it's awesome I love ❤️ that little bugger 👍.
A few tips. Turn the compressor on BEFORE connecting the air hose. Turning it on after connecting the air hose puts a lot of stress on it. Another thing, these little air compressors aren’t made for regular use. They’re made to leave in your vehicle and used in case you have tire problems on the road. So basically, use them for emergencies only. If you need to air up your tires frequently, buy a pancake air compressor that plugs into a standard 120 volt electrical outlet.
I read this high asf but you make a great point about warming up the little motor 🤯
im in my 5th replacement gang i dnt like them they dnt last i had 2 burn out the fuses melt. those people at the freight see me so much they call me “ what u did to this pump man” this is why i winded up in these comments cause i was looking to see if im the only one having these issues
The one I got now kept poppin the fuses. I just ran to take jumper wire in between both. Now I don’t have that problem anymore. Seems like the older ones were a lot better. They just make everything so cheap nowadays.
You damaged it because you didn't turn it on first after you turn it on then you hook it up to the valve stim and turn on your car engine so it won't drain your battery that also will damage the compressor. Mine is 4 years old and it works great 👍 l love 💞 that little bugger.
And that's because you didn't turn the compressor on first meat head 🤪
I bought the $29.00 100psi smaller one with a coupon yesterday and used it yesterday it worked like a charm! it worked like a CHAMP!!!💪🏻👍🏻
I hope you got your issue resolved.👍🏻
It's a direct drive you should be able to fix it easily.👍🏻
I took it back and got a new one. Haven’t had a problem. The one I had before I bought that one I’ll probably have for about eight years
My friend. Did you use the compressor with the vehicle engine on? If not, the pump can overheat and cause internal damage.
How EXACTLY does having an engine on cools down the pump??????
@@Beelzebububble I heard the compressor works harder without the engine on. Better safe than sorry, I guess.
@@simonbanderas3806 I'm looking for a face palm emoji....
I agree because if you're not running the engine that little compressor is draining your battery and it's working harder to pump air but with the engine running it's getting a steady flow of power. When I use mine I turn the engine on and it works great and it's 4 years old.
You can definitely here the difference of the pump with the engine running.
32 PSI is the proper amount for those tires unless you’re full loaded.
Check valve fix it with a peace of aluminum can
What does this mean?
Mine is having that problem some. Thing is loose inside I hear it jiggling around maybe I could open it up
The piston seal is plastic and wears out idk if can buy parts from harbor frieght or not.
Got the same issue
One good thing about harbor freight is are good about taking shit back
I fixed mine with a peace of aluminum can
Did u say 50 psi?
It's harber freight, not known for quality, but they are cheap, and with some fabrication skills, they can be beefed up, or you know, take it back for a full refund.
"ain't pumpin out no more air no more"
I'm guessing you never made it past the 3rd grade.
Thats actually Harvard level grammar in the south
Stop being a bully....you understood him so stop being a goofball.
@@popacap21 Communication is communication it doesn't have to be by your standards in some cases or perfect.
And yet here you are watching a video about how to pump up a tire because you're a grownup who doesn't know how to pump up a tire without calling Auto Club. Mr. Haynes here went out of his way to help anyone who comes across his video and you're talking crap.
@@popacap21 The correct spelling is "That's", not "Thats". Leave the grammar policing to trained professionals.