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US $40.00
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Indianapolis, Indiana, US

Indianapolis, Indiana, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:Bendix Manufacturer Part Number:286171R Other Part Number:B1407W Surface Finish:Blue

This is a Reman part never installed still in factory box. You will be highly satisfied with this part. Still has plastic covers on all ports. Have a blessed day and happy bidding. Product Details: Bendix E-6 Dual Brake Valve (Basic) Remanufactured. Treadle and Mounting Plate Not Furnished. Reman version of Bendix 286171N. For Coreless version order Bendix OR286171X Manufactured by: Bendix Merchant SKU: BW 286171RX Floor mounted, treadle or lever operated. Two separate supply and delivery circuits for service and secondary braking. Meets FMVSS-121 requirements.

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