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AIR SYSTEM MOUNT - SPRINTER (2007-2018) by VAN COMPASS

AIR SYSTEM MOUNT - SPRINTER (2007-2018) by VAN COMPASS

SKU:4026

Regular price $ 141.75 USD
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This bracket makes it easy to add an air system to your van. The bracket installs where the factory auxiliary battery is normally mounted under the hood.

Designed to fit a Viar 2.0 Gallon air tank (Part Number: 91022) and most single Viar air compressor up to a 450H in size.

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INCLUDED COMPONENTS

  • NCV3 Air Compressor Mounting Bracket
  • Mounting hardware

FITMENT GUIDE

MODEL: SPRINTER 2500 and 3500

YEAR: 2007-2018

DRIVE TYPE: 4X4 and 2WD

NOTE: Vans with factory auxiliary battery require that battery to be relocated and the battery mount removed.

INSTRUCTIONS

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LABOR TIMES

Recommended Shop Labor Time: 1 Hour

Customer Reviews

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Matt McLelland
Works perfectly

Works as designed but I didn't use it for an air system - it's great for anything - I installed a water-tight Pelican box on top of this mount - I bring all my electrical from the battery into this box - runs a bus that powers my winch, fog lights - with fuses and excess capacity. Took about 30 minutes to install.

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David Somach
Makes an onboard air install an easy job in a Sprinter

Love this mount! This helped make an onboard air install on my 2017 4x4 Sprinter a straightforward process. Huge props to Van Compass too for doing a writeup on their blog on how they installed a VIAIR system on their shop van - I followed the instructions for the install on our van and it came out great. I have a fuse block under the hood that was in the way for the install so I just relocated it to the side of this mount, and now it's much more accessible for future projects. Thanks Van Compass!

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S. Lengyel
Onboard air- Rad!

I got one of the prototypes from the guys at VC. Tha Mount is great. The Viair compressor and tank fit perfectly in the aux battery spot. I rigged up quick connect air chucks in the bumper and inside the rear door. I’ve popped the bead on tubeless MTB tires, aired up van tires, blown out the van, blown off the bikes after dusty late summer MTB rides, and was able to blow out a rock that got lodged in the brake caliper (saved out butt!). Being able to repair flat tires in a pinch with the compressor is great. Onboard air is key for those that like to leave the pavement.

Note that after a year, I moved the compressor to a different location. Not just for onboard air! I’m still using the compressor mount. It is now the platform for my coolant expansion tank for my diesel fired hot water system. Still lots of room there for a full sized air horn. The compressor mount provides a great platform for all sorts of DIY projects.