Craftsman 919 Air Compressor Cylinder Sleeve Ring Kit K-0650
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
- Craftsman 919-series oil-free compressors using K-0650
- Craftsman 919.163550, 919.164180, 919.165010, 919.165180
- Craftsman 919.166701, 919.167200, 919.167350, 919.167790
- Porter-Cable C2150 and C3151 compatible pumps
- Porter-Cable CPF234-series compatible pumps
Product Overview
An oil-free compressor that runs but fills slowly, cannot reach cutoff pressure, or leaks air past the piston may have a worn coated ring and scored sleeve after the reed valves, head gasket, and external leaks are checked. This kit renews the sealing surface in the pump cylinder.
It is not a connecting rod, valve plate, motor, or complete pump. A damaged rod, warped head, broken reed, or overheated crankcase must be repaired separately.
Use the full compressor model number from the data plate—not tank size or horsepower alone—and match K-0650, sleeve diameter, ring style, and included seals.
Key Features & Performance
- Coated cylinder sleeve and compression ring
- Targets pressure loss past the oil-free piston
- Repair option when the rod and valve plate remain sound
- Model-specific rebuild parts for compatible pump assemblies
Replaces Part Numbers
- K-0650
Common Uses
- Restoring slow pressure build-up
- Replacing a worn piston seal and sleeve
- Servicing a pump that will not reach shutoff pressure
Technical Specifications
- Product Type: Air-compressor cylinder sleeve and ring kit
- Compressor Type: Oil-free piston pump
- Reference: K-0650
- Condition: New aftermarket repair kit
Installation & Fitment
- Unplug the compressor and drain all tank pressure
- Record the complete model and pump orientation
- Inspect the connecting rod, piston, head gasket, and reed valves
- Fit the ring into the sleeve without cutting its edge
- Hand-turn the pump before reassembly and perform a leak test
Compatibility Notice
Northline Parts does its best to list all known compatible models, but the correct part may fit an application that is not shown above. Model year, production date, serial number, engine or equipment specification, installed options, and previous repairs can change fitment. Match the original part, reference number, dimensions, connectors, mounting points, and product photos before purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will this fix a compressor that will not build pressure? A: It can if cylinder leakage is the cause; reed valves, gaskets, check valves, regulators, and external leaks can produce the same symptom.
Q: Does it include a connecting rod? A: No. Compare the listing photos for exact contents.
Q: Why is the model number important? A: Craftsman used different pump designs under similar horsepower and tank-size labels.
Q: Is this an original-equipment part? A: No. This is a new aftermarket product. Brand names and part numbers are used only to identify compatible applications.
Part Summary
keywords: K-0650 compressor rebuild kit, Craftsman 919 cylinder sleeve, oil free compressor piston ring, DeVilbiss pump pressure repair, air compressor slow fill fix
Brand names, model numbers, and reference part numbers are used for identification and compatibility purposes only. Verify the original component, specifications, and application before purchase.