PORTER-CABLE N082939SV Manifold Assembly

In short, my regulator manifold went bad on my Porter Cable compressor. One random day my tank would fill up, but I couldn't get any air to come out of my hose. Honestly I thought my hose was clogged (dad jokes welcomed and deserved). Anyways, turns out my regulator just gave out. This part did the trick. Read on to learn from my experience.I spent a ton of time on the web trying to figure out the model number for my Porter Cable pancake compressor. I wish it were just printed somewhere on the tank or stickers. I saw something on the sticker referencing N003570. I took a gamble that it was related to the "c2002 model" that everyone references. Turns out, this part was exactly what I needed. Simple install.A few notes worth mentioning...1. This part is not an identical/exact match of the original OEM part. This was my biggest gamble when ordering. I kept looking at the original and comparing it to the picture in the description and they were different. However, they do offer the same functionality. See attached photo of the differences. In the photo, the new part is installed, and I am holding the original replaced part.2. I took the emergency pressure release valve off my old manifold and added it to the new replacement part, as there was an empty unplugged slot. In the photo on the left of the new manifold.3. When disconnecting the original manifold, I had to remove the original compression clamp on the rubber hose. I ended up purchasing a cheap hose clamp to replace it.4. Make sure to place the dial labeled "tank" on the left and "regulated" on the right when installing the dials onto the manifold body.5. Make sure to use wrenches to snug all of the parts. Hand tightening could lead to unexpected missiles under high pressure.Hope this helps any of you who experience the same regulator failure. This kit worked perfectly for me. Sure beat buying a new compressor. No leaks. First try. Beginners luck.

Make sure you order the right replacement part for your “series” of compressor. Pancake compressor model number not sufficient. There were subtle changes on the basic model from year to year. The model number remained the same however each change resulted in the compressor being identified by the Model number and a new series number. Get the right one and it’s a quick fix.

The part worked perfectly in my craftsman pancake compressor. It was easy to install.

Good quality seems to be made very well. No leaks definitely good value for the money does not fit the factory gauge cover from my original compressor.

Was able to fix air compressor with this part

I ordered this part because it is an exact replacement for the manifold on my DeWalt DWFP55126 Air Compressor. The manifold for my DeWalt cracked and I decided to try to repair it before buying a new one. After researching what I needed I found out that the Porter Cable and the DeWalt are the same. I wish that it came with the pressure release valve, but I just took the one off of the old manifold and it fits fine. Everything else is included, gauges, knob, nipple and fittings. You will need to remove the motor from the tank to tighten it down but it was simple to do on my DeWalt. I can't attest to the Porter Cable. Over all I am satisfied with this part and it saved me from having to buy a new air compressor.

Fit perfect, not exactly same setup but got my air compressor going again.

Product was easy to install however it did not come with the emergency relief valve. My old one on my 135 psi compressor did not fit this assembly I had to buy a new one for five dollars