Bendix Footvalve

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  1. Peterbiltt

    Peterbiltt Light Load Member

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    I was getting a E6 footpedal for my peterbilt at the dealer. I was given 286171N , i had a schematic which had a differnt part number. That part number pulls up a bendix footvalve with high temp rated seals. 5019317 - supersedes to 802911

    Anyone know if theres anything different than the seals? And which is the one to put on (the high temp one.. lol)
     
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  3. blairandgretchen

    blairandgretchen Road Train Member

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    Out of pure curiosity - what led you to be replacing it? Do they get to leaking or failing?
     
  4. Deezl Smoke

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    Buying at the dealer, the last 8 of your vin would bring up the OEM number which would be the correct valve with correct specs. Then, if you prefer to upgrade or just change it up for other reasons, you'd have the OE number to cross with.
     
  5. Peterbiltt

    Peterbiltt Light Load Member

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    Going to be swapping the transmission out, thought its a good time to replace it as its original.. although I am wary of these new cheap built parts.
     
  6. Peterbiltt

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    Yes, correct. Just wanted some insight if anyone has knowledge on these.
     
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