Adapter Group Test - Computer Hardware Parts Online 22s1438, 22s1438, 22s1439, 55364-107-11, 55364-107-11
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7| Part Number | Description | RFQ | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22s1438 | END ITEM IDENTIFICATION: U/O AT 540,AT543 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: OFUNCTIONAL TESTING OF THE COMPLETE AUTOMATIC SHIFT CONTROL SYSTEM,INCLUDING TRIMMER VALVES,RELAY VALVES,SELECTOR VALVE,HOLD REGULATOR VAVE,INCLUDING THE MODULATOR CONTROL BODY,LOW SHIFTBODY,SEPARATOR PLATE;35 LB WT | ||
| 22s1438 | END ITEM IDENTIFICATION: U/O AT 540,AT543 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: OFUNCTIONAL TESTING OF THE COMPLETE AUTOMATIC SHIFT CONTROL SYSTEM,INCLUDING TRIMMER VALVES,RELAY VALVES,SELECTOR VALVE,HOLD REGULATOR VAVE,INCLUDING THE MODULATOR CONTROL BODY,LOW SHIFTBODY,SEPARATOR PLATE;35 LB WT | ||
| 22s1439 | Adapter Group Test | ||
| 55364-107-11 | Adapter Group Test | ||
| 55364-107-11 | Adapter Group Test | ||
| angsm205 | Adapter Group Test | ||
| angsm205 | Adapter Group Test |
END ITEM IDENTIFICATION: U/O AT 540,AT543 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: OFUNCTIONAL TESTING OF THE COMPLETE AUTOMATIC SHIFT CONTROL SYSTEM,INCLUDING TRIMMER VALVES,RELAY VALVES,SELECTOR VALVE,HOLD REGULATOR VAVE,INCLUDING THE MODULATOR CONTROL BODY,LOW SHIFTBODY,SEPARATOR PLATE;35 LB WT
END ITEM IDENTIFICATION: U/O AT 540,AT543 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: OFUNCTIONAL TESTING OF THE COMPLETE AUTOMATIC SHIFT CONTROL SYSTEM,INCLUDING TRIMMER VALVES,RELAY VALVES,SELECTOR VALVE,HOLD REGULATOR VAVE,INCLUDING THE MODULATOR CONTROL BODY,LOW SHIFTBODY,SEPARATOR PLATE;35 LB WT
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