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O-RING FOR BA0911 #331 - Power Probe

Part #: PNBA104

The Power Probe PNBA104 O-Ring is a critical replacement component designed to restore the sealing integrity of your Power Probe BA09 and BA11 Brake Bleeder Adapters. This precision-engineered O-ring ensures a reliable, leak-free connection, which is essential for efficient and clean brake system maintenance. Maintaining the proper seal is paramount for professional technicians to conduct thorough and effective brake bleeding procedures without fluid loss or air ingress.

Key Features

  • Direct Replacement: Specifically engineered as a direct fit for Power Probe BA09 and BA11 Brake Bleeder Adapters.
  • Leak-Free Seal: Designed to create an airtight and fluid-tight seal, preventing leaks during brake bleeding operations.
  • Durable Construction: Crafted from a high-performance, application-appropriate elastomer, offering robust resistance to common automotive fluids, chemicals, and varying temperatures in a workshop environment.
  • Optimal Pressure Retention: Helps maintain consistent pressure within the brake system during bleeding, crucial for proper fluid evacuation and air removal.
  • Ensures Tool Performance: Replacing worn O-rings guarantees the continued accuracy and reliability of your Power Probe brake service tools.

Applications

The Power Probe PNBA104 O-Ring is indispensable for professional automotive and industrial technicians performing brake system maintenance. It is primarily used to ensure an airtight seal within Power Probe BA09 and BA11 brake bleeder adapters during vacuum or pressure bleeding processes. Regular replacement of this O-ring is a vital part of routine tool maintenance, preventing fluid leaks and preserving the efficiency of your brake bleeding equipment. This ensures consistent, high-quality service, particularly when working on various vehicle types, including those requiring specific adapters like the BA11 for larger Toyota applications.

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This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 06 January, 2015.