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Tommy36998 04-19-2006 12:07 PM

Have you aired down? Did it set off the Tire pressure monitor sensor. What is your aired down pressure

fourfourto 04-19-2006 12:39 PM

It seems if you go below 32 in one tire the light comes on.So when you air down you will get a warning light
I have only done moderate off roading/beach 20 lbs seems good.I wouldnt go below 15 lbs.
For trails that are not too rough I dont are down at all.

HummerNewbie 04-19-2006 02:06 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by jp's-h3:
I've had two of the Master Flow compressors and never had a prob w/ oil leaks. You might want to contact DV Innovations and see what they recommend, they will probably have you send it to the manufacturer in California for replacememnt or repairs. Good Luck!

JP, you selling your H3?

Ipedog 06-02-2006 07:09 PM

Re: Master Flow MF-1050 Air Compressor Installation w/ pics
 
Hey FourFourto and JP\'s-H3 -

I'm picking up a MF-1050 this weekend and was wondering... Have either of you wheeled your trucks since you installed? I'm asking as everything in my engine bay is covered in mud after last weekends outing.

Has the shower cap/condom worked like you expected it to?

How has the fuse box cover held up to the weight of the compressor?

How have the plumbed air lines held up? Are they as accessable as you had expected?

Have you found anything you would do differently now that you've lived with it for a while?

HummerNewbie 06-02-2006 07:29 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ipedog
Hey FourFourto and JP\'s-H3


Not sure but I think JP sold his. Saw an H3 Ebay back in April that looked exactly like his and have not seen him since. Anyone know?

fourfourto 06-02-2006 07:38 PM

Re: Master Flow MF-1050 Air Compressor Installation w/ pics
 
Hey FourFourto and JP\'s-H3 -

I dont think jp's been here for a couple months,I think I read he sold his H3:eek:



Has the shower cap/condom worked like you expected it to?


I havent had the pleasere of a muddy engine compartment yet,so I didnt try out the cap.You have to rotate compressor when installing and it seems a little mud shouldnt mess it up.If you know your going through mud I would cover it.


How has the fuse box cover held up to the weight of the compressor?


So far know problems I was bouncing good on the woop de do's on the back trails at the beach no problems.


How have the plumbed air lines held up? Are they as accessable as you had expected?


No leaks I did mine different than Jp.I used hard air brake lines and fittings from a tractor trailer(freebee from my brother at fed ex.) jp used rubber hose.


Have you found anything you would do differently now that you've lived with it for a while?


I did replace the dental floss string holding the rubber plug for fitting on the frame.I used the chain from a toilet conected to a spark plug boot(cut down,and sealed with eye loop on end) to protect male fitting on frame from dirt.

my brother made sugestion of moving the air gauge to top fitting and using the gauge hole to run line towards passanger side and loop behind battery.
Make sure you have 45 ,and 90 deg fittings on hand.
Make sure you dont drill that 4th hole in cover.
Make sure theres room to remove air filter for removal of compressor.

I moved the male fitting on the compressor to ther frame(special type it has to fit to hose)jp did it by cutting off female hose end and using it up top with standard fittings .

fourfourto 06-02-2006 07:54 PM

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Heres a pic of change of the plug on male fitting.

When you turn on compressor it will :eek: POP:eek: off

Ipedog 06-02-2006 08:39 PM

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Thanks for the update 442! :D

bjc 06-04-2006 12:28 AM

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So where is everyone purchasing the MF-1050? I can't find an Autozone or Pepboys anywhere in the Mid-Atlantic that is still carrying these or that will even place an order for me.

fourfourto 06-04-2006 01:15 AM

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I got mine on ebay but pep boys is cheaper.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MASTERFLOW-MF-1050--Portable-Air-TSUNAMICompressor_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ34999 QQihZ002QQitemZ4631806121QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWD1V

k9tim 06-04-2006 04:11 AM

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I bought mine at 4x4 Parts in Denver. They mentioned that they had been running a sale/special of buy 4 BFG's and the compressor is free!






Course I missed that deal :D

Ipedog 06-04-2006 08:16 PM

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Picked one up at Pep-Boys yesterday for $59.99 + tax and then a $10 rebate. So basically it will be $52.00 when all is said and done. Its a sweet little unit. :D

I'm also considering doing the hard install that you guys did, although I worry about how it will do when subjected to all that mud and water. :confused:

fourfourto 06-04-2006 11:01 PM

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I'm also considering doing the hard install that you guys did, although I worry about how it will do when subjected to all that mud and water. :confused:

Do it just bag it.the one in pic is a freebee from a casino hotel in vegas(I collected a few over the years).
The dollar store ones made of vinyl .

jp's-h3 07-07-2006 02:27 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by HummerNewbie
Not sure but I think JP sold his. Saw an H3 Ebay back in April that looked exactly like his and have not seen him since. Anyone know?


Your not going to get rid of me that easily! :D
I know it's been a while since I logged in but, I've been very busy!
NO, I have not sold my H3 but, I might! I really like the H3 but, I'm a real "TOYOTA FREAK" at heart. I might get a Toyota Tacoma Double Cab.
For now I'm enjoying my H3! I'll certainly keep you all posted. See you around! sincerely. J.P.

HummerNewbie 07-07-2006 02:56 AM

Re: Master Flow MF-1050 Air Compressor Installation w/ pics
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jp's-h3
Your not going to get rid of me that easily! :D
I know it's been a while since I logged in but, I've been very busy!
NO, I have not sold my H3 but, I might! I really like the H3 but, I'm a real "TOYOTA FREAK" at heart. I might get a Toyota Tacoma Double Cab.
For now I'm enjoying my H3! I'll certainly keep you all posted. See you around! sincerely. J.P.


Glad to see you around. I saw an H3 on Ebay that looked just like yours and was in Salt Lake, then you were gone. Thought maybe we lost you to the dark side or something :p

jp's-h3 07-12-2006 06:23 PM

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Nope, still here!
but I must say I've taken a very strong liking to the Toyota Tacoma Double Cab! But, I should be around for a while! Take care!;)

fourfourto 07-12-2006 06:47 PM

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Nice to see your still around:cool:

I have a solution for you .
Keep the H3 for offroad fun, and buy the toyota for going to the mall :D

compressors working great :cool: but sometimes Im to lazy to airdown.

H3slate 08-25-2006 07:57 AM

Re: Master Flow MF-1050 Air Compressor Installation w/ pics
 
Thanks for the detailed instructions. My compressor is on its way and will install soon.

lotus4s 08-25-2006 02:07 PM

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FWIW,

The MF-1050 compressor fits perfectly in the right rear storage compartment if you don't want to permanently install it.

jp's-h3 08-26-2006 11:35 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lotus4s
FWIW,

The MF-1050 compressor fits perfectly in the right rear storage compartment if you don't want to permanently install it.


If you could wire up an adapter for the outlet in the rear, that would work but, I called DV Innovations (the distributor) and they told me that you can't use an adapter, It would burn out the motor.


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