This was a simple upgrade being that the "Purest" air dryers from Haldex were a big seller last year but have all but since dried up in supplies with that I decided to upgrade to this unit.
If you have already upgraded to the Haldex Purest dryer that has the Triangle bolt pattern on it then this unit will bolt right to it. Except you need M12x1.75 bolts that are 35mm long and a few washers. Dang metrics. There are 3 ports on the front of the dryer. Both big ports are 1/2" NPT. The smaller port I used a small plug I had sitting in a junk drawer. a 1/8" is too small and falls in the hole and a 1/4" I couldn't get to start in the hole as it was slightly bigger. So I am going to go with an 8 or 10mm plug. Other fittings may be metric but the 1/2" npt fittings went right down and in and sealed up. Should be able to use your same Inlet from the compressor fitting that you have on your existing dryer. You will have to remove the cross member clamp on the hose so it will be able to reach. I use a JIC fitting and hose for my output so I have more flex over the plastic.
The dryer has numbers on each port. # 1 is from the compressor. # 21 to air tanks. # 22 to air tanks for regenerated air, this is what I just plugged off. The governor that is on the unit is set to 125psi so I turned it up and I went ahead and plugged my signal hose from the firewall governor but left it in place.
Weighs 23lbs less than the Purest Air Dryer. Took me about 15mins to install it. It Also has a nice crisp quick pop off.
https://youtu.be/T7j1NqZcrGQ
Part number TR955205. Found on eBay or from FuzzyToaster.
Attached info PDFs and Wabco Manual for the dryer.
Large fittings on the dryer ended up being 3/4" Boss fittings and the small one is a 1/4" boss
If you have already upgraded to the Haldex Purest dryer that has the Triangle bolt pattern on it then this unit will bolt right to it. Except you need M12x1.75 bolts that are 35mm long and a few washers. Dang metrics. There are 3 ports on the front of the dryer. Both big ports are 1/2" NPT. The smaller port I used a small plug I had sitting in a junk drawer. a 1/8" is too small and falls in the hole and a 1/4" I couldn't get to start in the hole as it was slightly bigger. So I am going to go with an 8 or 10mm plug. Other fittings may be metric but the 1/2" npt fittings went right down and in and sealed up. Should be able to use your same Inlet from the compressor fitting that you have on your existing dryer. You will have to remove the cross member clamp on the hose so it will be able to reach. I use a JIC fitting and hose for my output so I have more flex over the plastic.
The dryer has numbers on each port. # 1 is from the compressor. # 21 to air tanks. # 22 to air tanks for regenerated air, this is what I just plugged off. The governor that is on the unit is set to 125psi so I turned it up and I went ahead and plugged my signal hose from the firewall governor but left it in place.
Weighs 23lbs less than the Purest Air Dryer. Took me about 15mins to install it. It Also has a nice crisp quick pop off.
https://youtu.be/T7j1NqZcrGQ
Part number TR955205. Found on eBay or from FuzzyToaster.
Attached info PDFs and Wabco Manual for the dryer.
Large fittings on the dryer ended up being 3/4" Boss fittings and the small one is a 1/4" boss
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