Freightliner Airliner / Peterbilt Low Air - 15030

For Heavy Duty (Class 7, 8)

15030

Easily remove and install Peterbilt and Freightliner Airliner Low Air Leaf rubber isolated bushing and pin while the suspension remains on the vehicle.

For use with the 15000 Pin & Bushing Kit or available as standalone kit (Part No. 10730)

Features:

Components are Created From High Graded Steel
Black Oxide Coating
Corrosion Resistant
Durable

Application

Dayton Parts: RB-268
Automann: MR782
Flagg: RB268
Freightliner: 681-325-01-50
Freightliner: 681-325-02-50
Freightliner: 16-18035-000
Freightliner: 16-13962-000
Freightliner: 16-16412-000
Hendrickson: 52296
Gaff: 11083
Peterbilt: 52296
International: 3538115C1

Note: Keep hydraulic coupler protected when not in use. Dust caps should be used on couplers when not in use to avoid contaminants from entering the hydraulic cylinder and power source. This practice will help to extend the life of this product and ensure continued consistent operation.

Operating Instructions

Bushing Removal

Disconnect and lower one end of the drive shaft.
Remove bolt from one end of shock.
Jack up truck by frame.
Remove bolts from hanger. (Spring should fall out of hanger)
Attach socket with two through holes to bushing on outside of frame. (Make sure socket is as close to bushing sleeve diameter as possible)
Screw spacer sleeve on to hydraulic cylinder. (Two flats on threaded end)
Insert pull bar in remaining single hole socket. Mount unit on bushing inside the frame, slide on ¾” ware sleeve, 4” spacer sleeve, slide on cylinder with threaded sleeve attached and hand tighten nut provided.
Apply hydraulic pressure-this will pull bushing approximately 2". Relive hydraulic pressure, re-tighten nut, apply pressure again. This will remove the bushing.

Bushing Installation

Attach socket (2 thru holes) to large side of bushing, as close to the sleeve as possible.
Attach socket and pull bar to small side of bushing.
Slide pull bar through spring eyelet, install 1" thick ware sleeve (2 5/8" hole).
Install cylinder with screw on sleeve attached, thread on nut and hand tighten.
Apply hydraulic pressure; this will pull bushing in approximately 2". Release pressure snug up nut and apply pressure again until bushing seats.
Remove sockets and reinstall spring in hanger.

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