Need help? We're here!
(888) 312-8812 Login SignupINTERNATIONAL 3548736C1 Air Brake Quick Release Valve, Navistar Compatible
$5199
Limited availability at this price!
In Stock
Get it by Friday, Dec 19
INTERNATIONAL 3548736C1 Part Description
Manufacturer
Features & Benefits
- Ensures rapid air release, efficiently disengaging brakes for smooth vehicle movement
- Contributes to a more responsive and predictable braking experience
- High-quality seals and robust design minimize leaks and ensure long service life
- Engineered specifically for your International or Navistar vehicle for seamless integration and optimal braking
- Streamlines repair procedures, minimizing downtime and maximizing productivity for mechanics.
Navistar Quick Release Valve
Ensure smooth braking operation with the top-quality Navistar Quick Release Valve. This valve acts as the conductor of air pressure within your brake system. When activated, it rapidly releases air from the brake chambers, disengaging the brakes and allowing your International or Navistar vehicle to roll freely. Navistar incorporates high-quality seals and a robust design into each quick release valve to minimize leaks and safeguard the valve from wear and tear, even under demanding driving conditions. Thoroughly tested by experts, the Navistar 3548736C1 delivers a reliable and cost-effective solution for safe and confident braking.
VALVE QUICK RELEASE*IN LINE
INTERNATIONAL 3548736C1 Manufacturer Information
International® is a leading manufacturer of medium- and heavy-duty trucks, trusted by fleets and drivers across industries for performance, durability, and innovation. As part of Navistar, this brand not only builds trucks designed for the long haul but also engineers a full line of OEM replacement parts to keep them running at their best. International parts are specifically designed for seamless integration with International vehicles, ensuring reliability, safety, and maximum uptime. Backed by decades of real-world experience, the brand delivers the parts and support needed to keep commercial trucks moving—day in and day out.
California residents see
