Description
World American WA12105 is a manual air-tank drain valve with a 60″ pull cable for heavy-duty truck and trailer air-brake reservoirs. The 1/4″ NPT brass body and steel cable let drivers drain moisture and contaminants from the tank without crawling under the vehicle. Direct aftermarket replacement for Haldex 12105 / N3613AD, Phillips 12-820, Velvac 032082, Meritor R12105, Tectran 111160, and Tramec 35013.
Signs You Need a New Air Tank Drain Valve
- Valve continues to leak air after releasing the pull cable
- Cable is frayed, kinked, or difficult to pull
- Valve fails to open or close properly when actuated
- Visible corrosion or damage on the valve body
- Air leaking from the valve threads or seal
- Unable to drain moisture from the air tank effectively
Specifications
| Manufacturer | World American (Midwest Truck & Auto Parts) |
|---|---|
| Part Number | WA12105 |
| Part Type | Manual Air Tank Drain Valve, Cable-Controlled |
| Thread Size | 1/4″ NPT Male |
| Cable Length | 60 in (5 ft) |
| Max Working Pressure | 200 PSI |
| Max Temperature | 200°F (93°C) |
| Construction | Brass body, steel cable, nitrile seal |
Cross References
This drain valve replaces or is equivalent to the following part numbers:
- Haldex: 12105, N3613AD
- Phillips: 12-820
- Velvac: 032082
- Meritor: R12105
- Tectran: 111160
- Tramec Sloan: 35013
- Globetech: TV12105U
- OTR: AV12105
Applications
Universal fit on the air-brake reservoir drain port (1/4″ NPT) of heavy-duty trucks and trailers, including:
- Freightliner Cascadia, Columbia, Century, Coronado, M2 (all model years)
- Kenworth T680, T880, W900, T800, T600 (all model years)
- Peterbilt 389, 579, 567, 379, 386 (all model years)
- International LT, LoneStar, ProStar (all model years)
- Volvo VNL, VNR, VNM, VHD (all model years)
- Mack Anthem, Pinnacle, Granite, CH (all model years)
- Western Star 4900, 5700, 4700 (all model years)
- Trailers with cable-controlled drain valves
Drain air tanks at minimum weekly. Verify the existing fitting is 1/4″ NPT before ordering — some reservoirs use 1/8″ or 3/8″ ports.
