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OTR 110500 Spring Brake Priority Valve | Replaces Sealco 110500 RT4 Valve 7L (1992 – 2007 on-highway
OTR 110500 Spring Brake Priority Valve | Replaces Sealco 110500 RT4 Valve 7L (1992 – 2007 on-highway
OTR 110500 Spring Brake Priority Valve | Replaces Sealco 110500 RT4 Valve 7L (1992 – 2007 on-highway
OTR 110500 Spring Brake Priority Valve | Replaces Sealco 110500 RT4 Valve 7L (1992 – 2007 on-highway

OTR 110500 Spring Brake Priority Valve | Replaces Sealco 110500 RT4 Valve 7L (1992 – 2007 on-highway

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OTR 110500 Spring Brake Priority Valve Replaces Sealco 110500 RT4 Valve 7L (1992 – 2007 on highway 7L (1992 – 2007 on highway Trailer ABS height control system cycling more frequently to hold ride height Attribute Specification Part Number OTR110500 Type Spring Brake Priority Valve Supply Port Size 3 8" NPT Control Port Size 3 8" NPT Reservoir Port Size 1 2" NPT Delivery Port Size 3 8" NPT (4 ports) Function Provides immediate air supply to release spring brakes suitable for systems with a single reservoir or two 1

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