2009 Holiday Rambler Navigator Brookstone

[PeteMagoni]

Does anyone have the Part # for the airbags for my Rambler please.

[Lowflyer1]

You need new air bags already? They should last a lot longer than 11 years.

To get the number, you'd need to take a bag out as the number is on top of the bag.

REV Group may be able to get those with your VIN or model. They have however changed hands several times around that time frame and usually don't support previous coaches.

Or you can contact Veurink's RV with your VIN # and they will know what bags you need: https://www.veurinksrv.com/we-provid...xparts_request
They will respond with their part number but they are probably 2x the cost of air bags in other places like Michigan Truck Spring - https://www.truckspring.com/ or SDTruckSpring.com.

But once you have the Veurink's part #, you can backtrace that to a Firestone # or whatever bags you may have now. Then go to their web site or a local truck parts store.

If that does not work, check back here.

[PeteMagoni]

Yes I do. And it's 13 years. Thanks

[theroc]

Welcome to the forum.

I'm not an expert but just going from what I have written in my journal so we'll have to have somebody who knows your coach a bit better to confirm what I'm about to say.

If you have a Roadmaster S chassis, I believe Monaco (Monaco was still building the Holiday Ramblers in 2009) used the part #00180-4591 as their air spring on the Roadmaster S chassis.

The cross reference for two of the most popular brands that can be used should be:

Firestone: W01-358-8897 -- random vendor ...go HERE (Michigan Truck Spring.com, $180.45)

ContiTech (Continental): AS8897 -- random vendor ...go HERE (truck and trailer.parts, $147.21)

Again, let's let somebody who knows your coach confirm.

[moisheh]

Why rd owners post in the wrong sub forum? There is an active Monaco forum subforum on IRV2. You will get the correct answer quickly. Why do you think you need new airbags?

[PeteMagoni]

because they are leaking.