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Old 04-29-2021, 04:57 AM   #1
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Allure rear air bags

I have a 1998 37 ft Allure im looking for a part number for the rear air bags.
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Old 04-29-2021, 07:34 AM   #2
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If yours is the same as my 2004 33' they are Firestone Airide Rear Air Spring P/N W01-358-8184. I bought them from SD Truck Springs little under $200 ea.
https://www.sdtrucksprings.com/index...d=W01-358-8184

You have to remove the top frame bracket on new bag as Country Coach welded it to the frame. And I would get new air fittings to replace the old ones. Don't use plastic fittings use brass about $10 ea.

It's a lot easier to access if tires are off but could be done with them on.
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Old 04-29-2021, 09:30 PM   #3
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For the rear I used Firestone w01-358-9219 on my 1997 Allure/ Dyno Max Chassih. This bag does not have the inner rubber cushion.

You can also use bag # w01-358-9223, this one is the same as the bag above but does have the inner rubber bumper.
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Old 04-29-2021, 09:38 PM   #4
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I bought my air bags from Stengel Brothers, phone # 888 433 3149

For the front bags you have to use Goodyear bag # 1r12- 555 as the Firestone bags are no longer available. I used these and they were a direct replacement for my 1997 Allure.
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Suszygirl probably has it right. But in my experience you're best served to remove one and take it to the truck parts place and they can measure it up and get the right thing. For my 2000 Magna I went to Fleet Pride and got what appear to be exact replacements. I think having rubber bumpers inside would be very good. On my Dynomax with Ridewell suspension there are no other stops on the suspension to prevent it from bottoming out.
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Thank you everybody that responded. I found a firestone part number on the bag 1t15m-6 which crosses to a wo1-358-8829
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crossing a country coach part number

I have a rear air bag part number can someone cross it to a different brand part number is 15918 according to my CC books
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