Part Number
FleetRun: FR-SPSN528
Cross Reference Part Numbers
Hendrickson: S-24088 / B-24088 / B24088 / S-23566 / 654951 / A14583 / A1667 / A1668 / A20001 / A20002 / 654951 / 665531 / 665536 / 665756 / 665766 / 671948 / B23013 / B22715 / B23013 / B23566 / B26652 / S14583 / S1667 / S1668 / S20001 / S23013 / S24088 / S26652 / S23566 / S20002
Gabriel: 85000 / TDA M85000 / MAE 65419 / MON66893 / MON65419 / 665724 / 89436 / 83128
Euclid: E85000
Holland: 90044991
Meritor: M85000 / 654907 / 89436
Neway: 90044008 / 90044071 / 90044081 / 90044086 / 90044981 / 90044982 / 90045299 / 57639 / 90044992 / AR718CHD
Automann: RT05000HD / A85000 / A89436 / A83128
TRP: HS85000 / 89436GSK / HS83128 / HS85006
Haldex: SA6546M1D
Freightliner / Alliance: GBL 85000 / 16-14759-000 / 1614759000
National: 5089
Thomabilt: 61310232
Volvo: 1091367
Watson & Chalin: 10147HD
Misc. Industry Part Number: A200001/ B23566 / ZX101654109 / 66893 / M66893 / 65419 / ZC160449 / 90044008 / S 85000 / AMS660195
Specifications
Extended Length: 17.22 in.
Collapsed Length: 11.46 in.
Stroke Length: 5.76 in.
Bore: 1.625 in.
Upper Mounting: ES36
Lower Mounting: ES36
Rebound: 1019 lbs.
Compression: 219 lbs.
Designed With A Dust Tube
Incorporated Recoil Cutoff Design
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Overview
Shock Absorbers are key components to a tractor / truck's & trailer / dollies suspension system, they may also be universal or specific the year, make and model of the application. Shock Absorbers control spring movement that assists in keeping your tires in contact with the road. They are critical suspension components that can affect tire wear, braking, comfort of operator and the overall life of other related systems. Shocks should be a part of a routine inspection and tested by a repair technician during maintenance. Our shock absorbers are made with quality in mind, meeting or exceeding OEM standards. Double Lip Oil Seal Design:• High wear, impact & pressure resistant• Precision controlled Nitrile double lip structure process produces leakproof radial seal better than triple lip• Added cushion below guider prevents striking the piston directly & leads to longer product liftHigh Precision Metal Stamping & Tube material:• Extra Strength! Quality steel with close tolerances & maximized cross sectional wall thickness. Results in a stable work environment for the pistonPiston Rod:• 42 manufacturing processes to produce microcrack free chrome plated piston rod• Tolerance of piston diameter < 0.0004 in.• Hardness held to 45-55 HRC after quench & chromed plating, improving corrosion resistanceProprietary Valve System:• Durable, stable, high quality, patented technology• Piston & compression valve use 2-way structure design, damping force control is better than 1-way valve• Improved stopper assembly provides valve block, plate & throttle slice position more space for adjusting damping force & stability• Integrated proprietary powder metal design improve tolerances & impact resistance allowing for superior oil sealing between components & longer lifeCarbon Fiber Wear Ring on the Piston Valve:• High wear & temperature resistant material
VMRS Code
016-008-003
Replacement & Troubleshooting
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FAQs
Signs of Failing Shock Absorbers
Uneven tire wear: If the shock absorbers are not functioning properly, the tires may wear unevenly.
Increased bounce: If the shock absorbers are worn out, the truck or trailer may exhibit increased bounce or oscillation when driving over rough roads, bumps or when braking suddenly.
Difficulty steering: Worn shock absorbers can make it more difficult to steer the vehicle, especially at higher speeds.
Poor handling: Failed shock absorbers can cause the truck or trailer to handle poorly, making it difficult to control the vehicle.
Excessive body roll: If the shock absorbers are not functioning properly, the vehicle may exhibit excessive body roll when turning or cornering.
Can bad shocks ruin tires?
Yes, failing shock absorbers can cause the tires to wear unevenly or prematurely, leading to the need for costly tire replacements. Check out our full blog article here: Signs, Troubleshooting & Consequences of Failing Shock Absorbers on your Semi Truck & Trailer
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