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The Meritor Tire Inflation System Thru-Tee routes air through the MTIS wheel-end connection for tire inflation service. This brass thru-tee assembly includes a tee vent and shield with a stainless steel tube, making it suited for super single tire applications. Its air passages connect the hubcap area to the tire hose so the inflation system can deliver pressure where needed. The Meritor 3131703S keeps MTIS air routing organized at the wheel end while helping maintain tire pressure during trailer operation.
| Diameter | NA |
| Length | 3.50 in. |
| Notes | Brass Thru-Tee Assembly with Tee Vent and Shield Stainless steel tube For Super Single Tire Applications Replaces 31315-03-S, 31316-03-S |
| Type | Thru Tee |
| VMRS Code | 017-009-014 |
The Meritor tire inflation system thru tee is a genuine replacement component for Meritor tractor-trailer tire inflation systems. It is compatible with the latest trailer axle models in North America and can be retrofitted for use with older trailers.
| Aftermarket Extended Warranty - General | 1 Year - Standard Meritor Aftermarket Warranty |
| Brand | Meritor |
| Diameter | NA |
| Length | 3.50 in. |
| Notes | Brass Thru-Tee Assembly with Tee Vent and Shield Stainless steel tube For Super Single Tire Applications Replaces 31315-03-S, 31316-03-S |
| Pallet Quantity | 900 |
| Thru-tee Length | 3.50 in. |
| Type | Thru Tee |
| Weight | .29 |
| Spindle Type | Tapered |
| Brand | Part Number |
|---|---|
| TDA3131703S, KR3Z2455B, 177T17031, 82353131703S, HR3131703S, ME3131703S, MER3131703S, RI3131703S, RO3131703S, RW3131703S | |
| NAVISTAR | 3131703S |
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