How Much Oil Should Be Added to an Air Pump?

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DelAsher
07/30/25 6:02am
Add oil up to half of the oil sight window. Additional information: Booster Pump: A booster pump is a type of plunger pump. When the vehicle air pump is in operation, it runs rapidly and repeatedly. As the output pressure continuously increases, the reciprocating motion of the pump slows down and gradually stops. At this point, the pump's pressure stabilizes, energy consumption becomes very low, and various components gradually cease operation. Air Pump Principle: During the operation of the air pump, if any factor causes a drop in the pressure of the pressure-holding circuit, the booster pump will automatically start. This effectively compensates for the leaked pressure, ensuring more stable circuit pressure.
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