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Differential Lock Rocker Switch 81.25505.6267 Heavy Truck Cab Spare Part Unit Spec

Brand Name: SHACMAN
Model Number: 81.25505.6267
MOQ: 1
Price: Negotiable
Delivery Time: 35-55days
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
Shaanxi, China
Model NO.:
81.25505.6267
Part Name:
Inter-Wheel Differential Locking Rocker Switch
Size(mm):
55X25X50mm
Weight(Kg):
0.1
Specification:
55x25x50mm
Origin:
China
Part No:
81.25505.6267
Size:
55x25x50mm
Weight:
0.1kg
Type:
Differential Locking Rocker Switch
Application:
Cab Switch Panel
Fitment:
F3000 X3000 H3000 Trucks
Part Type:
Differential Locking Rocker Switch
Mounting:
Cab Panel
Part Number:
81255056267
Condition:
New
Highlight:

81.25505.6267 Switch

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Inter Wheel Diff Lock

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Cab Panel Fitment

Product Description

81.25505.6267 Inter-Wheel Differential Lock Rocker Switch

The 81.25505.6267 is an inter wheel differential locking rocker switch for heavy trucks. It fits the cab switch panel and lets the driver engage the diff lock exactly when traction is lost, then release it before the axle winds up on a hard surface.

Part Specifications

ItemSpecification
Part number81.25505.6267
TypeDifferential lock rocker switch
FunctionInter wheel differential lock control
MountingCab switch panel
OriginShaanxi, China

Diagnosis Notes

  • Confirm the solenoid receives power at the switch.
  • Check the switch clicks firmly in both positions.
  • Inspect the panel plug for pushed back pins.
  • Verify the diff lock indicator lamp operates.
  • Rule out a seized shift cylinder before ordering.

Application

Replaced on heavy trucks where the diff lock switch has failed or the panel clips are broken. A working switch matters on site roads, where traction is lost without warning.

Confirm your cab model and quantity and we will quote the switches with delivery.

Keep a spare switch for each cab variant in the fleet, because a diff lock that cannot be engaged leaves a loaded truck stuck at the first soft patch on site.