Newstar S-23407 Suspension Self-Leveling Valve + Cross Reference

NEWSTAR S-23407 Part Description

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Features & Benefits

Advanced valve design allows for more airflow while keeping air consumption at a manageable level
Rugged body design can withstand severe road shock for longer life
Valves undergo multiple quality control checks and performance testing
Manufactured, assembled, and packaged in-house at ISO-certified facilities

Newstar Suspension Self-Leveling Valve

The Newstar suspension self-leveling valve allows the suspension to adjust ride height precisely for a smoother, more manageable ride. Each valve is engineered and verified to meet original equipment specifications.

NEWSTAR S-23407 Specifications

Product Attributes

Notes	Includes Dump Feature
Ports	1/4" NPT
Replacement For	BARKSDALE

NEWSTAR S-23407 Cross References

Brand	Part Number
	16-14318-000, 16-14318-004, 3188710, ABP N32 009 041 0, BKS KD2205, BKSKD2205, KD2205, N32 009 041 0
Barksdale	KD2205
Freightliner	16-14318-000
POWER PRODUCTS	BKS/KD2205
TRAMEC SLOAN	TSHKD2205
Volvo	3088710

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NEWSTAR S-23407 Manufacturer Information

Based in Schaumburg, IL, NEWSTAR® is an aftermarket parts manufacturer specializing in trailer suspension, engine, and drivetrain parts and components for medium and heavy duty trucks. The company supplies OEM manufacturers, truck dealerships, and warehouse distributors across the U.S. and Canada. NEWSTAR products are made of high-grade stamped steel, natural rubber, and other materials and hand-welded, resulting in an unprecedented level of quality down to the smallest detail. All products are also built and assembled using cutting-edge tools and undergo intense performance testing in an in-house quality control laboratory to ensure compliance with industry standards.

NEWSTAR S-23407 Questions & Answers

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Q: by FinditParts Customer on January 14, 2026

I installed the Newstar S-23407 height control valve, and it works backwards. Both inlet and exhaust ports are marked I/E and E/I. Can they be reversed to reverse the operation?

A: by Ed Staff on January 15, 2026

With both ports marked with both I/E (Inlet/Exhaust) and E/I (Exhaust/Inlet), you should be able to switch the lines to reverse the operation.

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