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eaton gear Eaton EG3-PB-100 Electric Gear Shifter

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eaton gear Eaton EG3-PB-100 Electric Gear ShifterDescription The Eaton Fuller EG3 PB 100 is an electronic push button shift selector designed for use with Eaton Fuller automated manual transmissions, such as the FO16E310C VAS and FOM16E310C LAS models. Technical Specifications Condition New Never Used Surplus Brand Eaton Category Heavy Duty Vehicle Components Part Number EG3 PB 100 Subcategory Electronic Transmission Controls Weight 1. 5 lbs Information About EG3 PB 100 The Eaton Fuller EG3 PB 100

Description 

The Eaton Fuller EG3-PB-100 is an electronic push-button shift selector designed for use with Eaton Fuller automated manual transmissions, such as the FO16E310C-VAS and FOM16E310C-LAS models.

 

 

Technical Specifications 

Condition New/Never Used Surplus
Brand Eaton
Category
Heavy-Duty Vehicle Components
Part Number EG3-PB-100
Subcategory Electronic Transmission Controls
Weight 1.5 lbs

  

 

Information About EG3-PB-100

The Eaton Fuller EG3-PB-100 is an electronic push-button shift selector designed for use with Eaton Fuller automated manual transmissions. This shift selector facilitates precise gear selection through an intuitive interface, enhancing driver control and transmission efficiency. Commonly installed in heavy-duty trucks like the Kenworth T880 and Volvo VNL, the EG3-PB-100 is recognized for its durability and compatibility with various transmission systems. Its design supports seamless integration into vehicle dashboards, providing reliable performance in demanding commercial applications.

Key Features:

  • Transmission Compatibility: Works with Eaton Fuller automated manual transmissions, such as the FO16E310C-VAS and FOM16E310C-LAS models.
  • User Interface: Push-button design for intuitive gear selection.
  • Durability: Built to withstand the rigors of heavy-duty trucking environments.
  • Integration: Designed for seamless installation in vehicle dashboards.
  • OEM Part Number: 4306043

The EG3-PB-100 shift selector offers a reliable and user-friendly solution for managing gear selection in heavy-duty vehicles, contributing to improved transmission performance and driver convenience.

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