EAS exhaust silencer lost, anyone got a spare

chopper007 · Jan 14, 2015

Hi all. As with my earlier posts, been working on fixing my leaky eas for a few week.
Ive managed to Loose the silencer that screws into the side from outside the casing.
I can prob get one on ebay of course, but thought id check and see if one of you kind people had one knocking around at home.....
Just PM me if you have

Cheers

tomcat59alan · Jan 14, 2015

We are not that kind.

Datatek · Jan 14, 2015

Local compressed air products supplier will have one, not expensive. System will run fine without it, just a bit of noise when pressure is released.

chopper007 · Jan 15, 2015

ahh thanks Datatek.. i won't panic then.
will have a look see if i can find a generic one locally.. am sure they are ££££ from a stealer

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chopper007 · Jan 15, 2015

dont suppose you know what size and thread they are do you ?? loads of different options online for only a few £

ukadamwest · Jan 15, 2015

Flea bay item number 271221566085

from P38 spares 9.99 inc shipping

chopper007 · Jan 15, 2015

oh, will take a look... cheers

chopper007 · Jan 15, 2015

that was the Inlet.. am looking for the exhaust silencer.. but thanks for the post reply

ukadamwest · Jan 16, 2015

The wife says I keep getting the intake and the exhaust mixed up!

Biastai · Jan 16, 2015

:hysterically_laughi

wammers · Jan 16, 2015

stc2762 | eBay You have to ask yourself why anyone would give you a good silencer then have to buy one at this money to replace it.

Datatek · Jan 16, 2015

wammers said:
stc2762 | eBay You have to ask yourself why anyone would give you a good silencer then have to buy one at this money to replace it.

Those prices are ridiculous, it's a standard air equipment silencer, we used to have boxes of them, cost a couple of quid each.

wammers · Jan 16, 2015

Datatek said:
Those prices are ridiculous, it's a standard air equipment silencer, we used to have boxes of them, cost a couple of quid each.

Yep available from your local pneumatic supplier. I know that, you know that, but not a lot of others do. That is why they get stiffed.

http://www.tom-parker.co.uk/product...products_groups=3676&products_subgroups=3676C

chopper007 · Jan 17, 2015

exactly my point..although at one time i did actually have an old spare one.. ( which has evaporated as well )...
Wammers, thanks for the link.. do you know what size / which one i actually need ??

cheers

chopper007 · Jan 21, 2015

well, called at the local Air compressor suppliers today to look for a silencer, took an old EAS block with me...
they have 1/4" BSP fittings etc.. but they won't fit.. does anyone know the right size & thread for the silencer ? seams stupid to pay £20 for a new one, when any would do, and they are £2 ( if i can get the right fitting, or thread adaptor etc,

wammers · Jan 21, 2015

chopper007 said:
well, called at the local Air compressor suppliers today to look for a silencer, took an old EAS block with me...
they have 1/4" BSP fittings etc.. but they won't fit.. does anyone know the right size & thread for the silencer ? seams stupid to pay £20 for a new one, when any would do, and they are £2 ( if i can get the right fitting, or thread adaptor etc,

Don't know off hand what thread it is but if you look on the link i posted there are various thread sizes listed. You need a pneumatic control gear supplier like Parkers. Not a compressor factors.

chopper007 · Jan 21, 2015

Ahh ok. Just wasnt sure what size i needed off the link...

wammers · Jan 21, 2015

chopper007 said:
Ahh ok. Just wasnt sure what size i needed off the link...

Measure the diameter and pitch of the thread. Then compare it to thread charts. Plenty around on the net. Possibly 1/8" BSP but don't quote me on that.

chopper007 · Jan 29, 2015

ok so i've managed to find out
they are 12mm, with a 1mm thread..
however.. none i can find makes a silencer with this, and struggling to find a way to adapt to 1/8 Bsp etc...

Saint.V8 · Jan 29, 2015

Gonna measure mine and see what it is!!!

Not disputing, just wanna know! Could be a G or R 1/2 or similar!

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