ptc air line fittings

[runaway parents]

Where to order on line. o rings and collets for push to connect air line fittings.MR Seas I have your part no.s haven't been able to find them on line. Also is there a emergency road side air line repair kit you guys can recommend. that I should keep in my truck. looking for a good one. truck may be going to Alaska want to be well prepared thanks.

[MrSeas]

I ordered some of each a couple of weeks ago.....its hit and miss at a Volvo or Mach dealer.  Most don't seem to carry them in stock  

1/4 O-ring

https://www.finditparts.com/products/7480655/mack-85146177

3/8 O-ring

https://www.finditparts.com/products/7480656/mack-85146178

1/2 O-ring

https://www.finditparts.com/products/7480657/mack-85146179

1/4 collet

https://www.truckpaper.com/list/partssearch.aspx?partnum=85108476&pst=exact

3/8 collet

 

1/2 collet

https://www.truckpaper.com/list/PartsSearch.aspx?partnum=85108475

 

[runaway parents]

Wow these things are hard find. Hey thanks wont be making to wcr this year.  Have to work oops (work) four lettered word. Hope you guys and gals have a good time sounds like it is shaping up to be a good one.

[MrSeas]

Google can be your friend.... only took a few minutes to find those sites. 

Sorry about the work thing..... I guess a trip to Alaska might take up all of your vacation time. 

[rickeieio]

I bought a small plastic tool box w/ transparent divided trays that snap into the lid.  I had 10 each of the parts Mr. Seas listed, plus a few assorted whole fittings, straight, 90 degree, and coupling.  I then have a 10' roll of 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" line. A little pick set would also be handy to put in the box.  Also, maybe a tube of silicone grease, but you probably already have that in your electrical repair kit.

Also in the box is my spare air governor and a few other air related items.

[runaway parents]

Better half picked up a lot of parts at the truck shop in town today probably pic up the rest on line. Got a great start on our wilderness survival kit Alaska may be a year or two out so I better get ready I hear Volvo parts don't grow on trees up there.so I figured it might be a good idea to take some spare parts. thanks for the help

[rickeieio]

I don't believe there is a Volvo dealer in AK.  That said, there are lots of trucks, and most of the minor components are interchangeable. It may be inconvenient to break down, but it's all part of the adventure.  We spent 4 days broke down in Tok, another week in Anchorage, a week later spent another day at the same shop, and finally an afternoon at the KW dealer in Fairbanks.  I'd do it again.