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  1. 1st September 2025, 03:11 PM #1
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    Air hole screw om the SLS airbag.

    What is it called? does it have a part number? I have a spare Contitech air spring and it is missing the screw part.
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    Available at any truck parts outlet or hose supplier.
    If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    What is it called? does it have a part number? ......

    you mean this part?

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    Quote Originally Posted by AK83 View Post
    you mean this part?

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    Yes that part. Cheap from Europe 8 Euros, plus 70 Euros postage WTF!!!
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    What is the part that connects the line to the compressor? Same part? or different?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    What is the part that connects the line to the compressor? ....
    To be more accurate, doesn't go to compressor, other end is connected at one of the solenoids.

    IDK same or different to the air bag end, but the part shown on a diagram shows a holed brass plug and an olive.
    Hose is pushed through the holed plug, olive is slipped onto the hose between plug and receiver section of the solenoid and then screwed in.
    To me, they look the same, BUT, I don't have any first hand experience with the connectors at all.
    My SLS D2 hasn't been touched for years so no idea, but the idea of the connectors is the same.

    HERE'S AN EXAMPLE DIAGRAM
    (If it shows just the solenoid block with plugs, click on the other image to see the breakdown).
    It's the only diagram I can easily find, where all other solenoid block images just show the block and the connections just plugged.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    Yes that part. Cheap from Europe 8 Euros, plus 70 Euros postage WTF!!!
    I got one from a truck parts dealer, can't remember who/what. Fairly sure I ended up finding an OEM part number and overpaying but suspect they're available generically
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    It's an m8 4mm type 203 voss fitting, Arnott airbags also use them and fairly sure ARN-K-2261 will get you a pair.

    I got my from a DAF dealer - SLS airline size.

    SLS air bag inlet fitting. also useful
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