TRW EV181618R101 Power Steering Pump, RH (Replaces Freightliner 14-19126-002)

Description

TRW EV181618R101 Power Steering Pump, RH (Replaces Freightliner 14-19126-002)

Cross Reference #:

• Freightliner 14-19126-002
• TRW EV181618R10101
• EV181618R10100
• TRWEV181618R10100
• EV181618R10100S
• TRP SP33117
• PEV1816-18R101
• TRW 1816-18R101
• Freightliner 14-14323-002
• Freightliner 14-19401-002
• S&S S-26270
• Automann 465TRW26
• TRP SP33117
• 1419126002
• EV181618R10101
• 1414323002
• S26270
• 1419401002
• QX-375-15

Applications:

• 2014 Kenworth T270
• 2018-2022 Kenworth T270
• 2011-2012 Kenworth T600
• 2012-2022 Kenworth T680
• 2013-2022 Kenworth T880
• 2019-2022 Kenworth W990
• 2010-2012 Peterbilt 386
• 2014-2022 Peterbilt 567
• 2012-2022 Peterbilt 579
• 2010-2018 Peterbilt 587
• 2007 Peterbilt 587
• International Navistar Power Steering Pumps
• Mack
• TRP
• Volvo
• Western Star

Specifications:

• Displacement Per Revolution: 18 cc (1.10 cir)
• Flow Control: 16 lpm (4.23 gpm)
• Relief Setting: 18 = 185 bar (2683 psi)
• Direction of Rotation: clockwise rotation
• Shaft Type: 11 tooth 16/32 spline
• Housing: SAE A Flange – JIC ports
• EV Type

Features:

• Effortless turning and precise control reduce driver fatigue over long hauls
• Enhanced fuel efficiency by optimizing hydraulic power steering system performance
• Designed for durability, minimizing downtime and maintenance needs
• Seamless integration with OEM systems ensures quick, hassle-free installation
• High-quality materials withstand harsh driving conditions, ensuring reliability

*Please note that the items you are about to purchase might appear dusty due to their extended shelf life; however, rest assured they are entirely brand new and have never been used.

TRW Parts Inc., originally known as Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc., was an American company primarily involved in aerospace, automotive, and defense industries. Founded in 1958, TRW quickly became a significant player in the development of aerospace technology, contributing to various projects, including NASA’s Apollo missions. Over time, TRW diversified into automotive safety systems, producing advanced braking, steering, and suspension components. Its innovations in airbag and seatbelt technology helped set safety standards worldwide. In 2015, TRW was acquired by German automotive supplier ZF Friedrichshafen, integrating its expertise into ZF’s global operations, particularly in automotive safety and autonomous driving technologies.