Howdy guys..... I'm certain this is a dumb question, but please bear with me. This is my first Class 8 truck and and wrenching on air brakes is a new endeavor. I believe what I am pointing to in the picture is a Single Check Valve. I also believe these 2 check valves are connected to the Tractor Protection Valve. This is where my leak is occurring and I need to replace them. Only trouble is, after searching through what seems like a million sites, I can find no check valves that look like this. It's on a 99 Freightliner Century. Any help you could lend would be great..... Thank you
Check Valve for 1999 FLC112
Discussion in 'Freightliner Forum' started by NightHawk365, Apr 17, 2019.
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Bendix #5003391. Only about $20 anywhere truck parts are sold. Proper name is inline QR (quick release) valve.
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Question 2.....seems as if there is also a leak at the switch....perhaps a bad manifold or valve? Short video link above
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Bad brake chamber. Have to pinch off air lines to chambers one at a time until leak stops. Make sure truck has at least 100 psi before every pinch attempt.
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Just wanted to circle back around and say thanks again for the help. Went down to pick the truck up on Saturday, armed with the advice from @QUALITYTRUCK and got it back on the road and home. Since then I have found a leak in one of the lines coming from the governor and a leak at the parking brake valve on the dash. Fixed the governor line, but need to order a new parking brake valve still..... Other than that, a broken city horn, broken cruise control, and a drivers window that doesn't work, it's almost fixed.....lol
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