What kind of car adapter would I need to purchase for this pump?
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All I know is that it's a 3 prong plug. I never used it in my car though. Good luck!
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http://www.pregnancy.com.au/shop/products/Ameda-Car-Adaptor-for-Elite-Electric-Hospital-Grade-Pump.html
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I don't know for sure. I bought this in an effort to stop a vapor lock problem I was having with a car that was resolved before I received the pump so I ended up never needing it. I still have it in the box somewhere... I'd suggest contacting carter and asking them just to find out the exact details your looking for....
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I don't know, but call Chevy dealers & ask them which pump you have, give them vin# , some have different plug ins or only 1, then order
1860367
We also sell the wiring harness pigtail adapter plug connector for this vacuum pump and it is APDTY 112687 and here is a link to it:APDTY 112687 Wiring Harness Pigtail Connector (Fits APDTY 015325 Vacuum Pump) (2-Wire OE Style Weatherproof Connector)
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Yes. The pump itself uses that type of connector so you will not need anything else. Its a nice kit because it comes with an adaptor for a cigarette lighter and clip style connectors which would work directly to a battery. The pump is nice for maintaining tire pressure and I don't think it would be practical for flat tires because the unit needs to cool off for 25 minutes after 8 minutes of use. I'm going to get some CO2 cartridges in case I get a flat. I can then use this pump to dial in the proper pressure.
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no adapter needed... just plug it into the valve, secure it and you're done
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There is no adapter, there are 2 places to plug the tubes into- you simply remove the "clear plastic top" off of the bottom hole on the bottom of the machine. If you want to dual pump just plug each tube into the holes on the front of the machine- when you only want to pump one- just replace the "clear plastic top" back. Also note, this clear plastic will not fall off it is attached to the machine. I think the instructions in the box are out dated. I hope this helps.
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Not sure but the pump I have is a Delco pump and is working great. No problems at all. I always check Amazon because they usually have the OEM products and are usually cheaper. Hope this helps!
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you will need an electric pump. typically people buy one that plugs into their car or truck's adapter.
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I would suggest looking at your old motor before you ordered. You should be able to cross reference your old pump and see exactly which you need exactly. That's what I did when I bought mine
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You will need a 1/2" female npt X 1/4" adapter to connect to the pump, I would recommend plastic to avoid damaging the pump
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The one i purchased does not include any adapter, only the OBD2 plug. Hope this helps!
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Go to Amazon and enter your pump number and it will display the pumps that will work for your model.
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If you look up the car it is listed for you will find the spec. for the pressure. All pumps will deliver a high pressure than spec.unless the regulator is desighed to be incorprated in it(module) style
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I think the adapter would fit a portable pump but that would be a lot of pumping!!! Do you have a pump that plugs into car to use to inflate it? That might be a better option.
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I dunno what kind of valve access the board has, but the pump comes with several different size/type adaptors
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If you still have your pump just look for the model number. I looked for it once and it was available.