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Spring Brake Priority Valve⎪Replaces Haldex 110500, Bendix K025778

Original price was: $69.99.Current price is: $21.00.

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Description

Power Products 110500P aftermarket spring brake priority valve replaces Haldex 110500/110500X, Bendix K025778 (SRC-7000), and Sealco 110500X on FMVSS-121 trailer air-brake systems. The valve supplies air to the spring-brake chambers first to release the parking brakes, then opens an internal pressure-protection check at approximately 80 psi to fill the trailer reservoir, preventing brake compounding during a breakaway or supply-line failure.

Signs You Need a New Spring Brake Priority Valve

  • Spring brakes fail to release when supply air is restored
  • Trailer reservoir fills before spring brakes release
  • Brake compounding (service + spring) during emergency application
  • Audible air leak from the valve body or exhaust port
  • Spring brakes drag at low system pressure

Specifications

Manufacturer Power Products
Part Number 110500P
Part Type Trailer Spring Brake Priority Valve
Application FMVSS-121 air-brake trailers
Supply Port 3/8″ NPT
Control Port 3/8″ NPT
Reservoir Port 1/2″ NPT
Delivery Ports 3/8″ NPT (2)
Reservoir Charge Pressure ~80 psi

Cross References

This valve replaces or is equivalent to the following part numbers:

  • Haldex: 110500, 110500X
  • Bendix: K025778 (SRC-7000)
  • Sealco: 110500X, SEA110500
  • Meritor: RSL110500
  • Euclid: E-SL110500
  • Dayton Parts: AV110500
  • Fontaine: 55710035
  • Freightliner: BWK025778, HDX110500, HDX110500X, TAC51301
  • Tramec Sloan: 51301
  • Triangle Springs: TRA51301
  • World American: WA110500

Applications

This priority valve is used on the trailer air-brake circuit of FMVSS-121 compliant trailers, including:

  • Heavy-duty highway semi-trailers (vans, flatbeds, tankers, reefers)
  • Spread-axle and tandem-axle trailers using spring-brake parking actuators
  • Converter-dolly air-brake systems

Verify port sizes and chassis layout before installation. Match the existing valve’s plumbing — supply, control, and delivery threads must align.