Arnott Industries Air Suspension Solenoid Valve Unit P/N:VB-4346
Arnott Industries VB-3790 air suspension solenoid valve unit for the 2008-2022 Toyota Sequoia distributes compressor air to the air struts or air springs. It replaces a failing valve block.
Over time the O-rings in a valve block can dry rot and leak air, and moisture can damage the solenoid components. A compressor that overworks, air loss or a sagging ride can mean the valve unit is worn, though the compressor or a leaking air spring could be behind them, so find the source before replacing anything.
It is a direct OE replacement for the failing valve block on the 2008-2022 Toyota Sequoia. The 2008-2022 Toyota Sequoia takes one valve unit, and this listing is a single unit.
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Is the Arnott VB-3790 air suspension solenoid valve unit right for the 2008-2022 Toyota Sequoia?
Yes. Arnott Industries VB-3790 is a direct OE replacement for the 2008-2022 Toyota Sequoia, and that vehicle takes one.
What size are the ports on the VB-3790 solenoid valve unit?
The Arnott VB-3790 valve unit has three ports with a 6.0 mm outside diameter, plus two mounting holes.
What kind of electrical connector does this air suspension solenoid valve unit use?
This valve unit has one square female connector with three blade terminals.
How can I tell if an air suspension solenoid valve unit is leaking air?
Dry-rotted O-rings can leak air, so a compressor that runs harder than usual or a vehicle that sags can be signs. A shop can pressure-test the system to confirm.
How is the Arnott VB-3790 valve unit tested?
The Arnott VB-3790 is lab-tested both electrically and pneumatically.
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