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Freightliner FLD Cab Air Spring Replacement, Replaces Firestone W02-358-7087

Original price was: $30.87.Current price is: $9.26.

SKU: WA02-7087C Category: Tag:

Description

World American WA02-7087C is the aftermarket cab air spring for Freightliner FLD conventionals (1988 and later), replacing Firestone W02-358-7087 and Goodyear 1S5-040. Sleeve-style construction with a 1-stud top plate (2.99″ diameter) and 1-stud bottom plate (3.25″ diameter), 2.4″ compressed and 8.5″ extended, rated to 100 PSI. Mounts under the cab corner to isolate the cab from the chassis.

Signs You Need a New Cab Air Spring

  • Cab leans to one side at rest, or sits low until air builds
  • Audible air leak from the cab corner area; air system cycles repeatedly when parked
  • Visible cracks, blistering, or tears in the rubber sleeve, or rust streaks from a leaking bead
  • Harsh ride quality, sharp impacts felt through the cab over expansion joints
  • Cab makes a clunk or knock over bumps from a collapsed or unseated spring

Specifications

Manufacturer World American
Part Number WA02-7087C
Replaces (OEM) Firestone W02-358-7087 / Goodyear 1S5-040
Part Type Cab Air Spring (sleeve style)
Maximum Height 8.5 in (extended)
Minimum Height 2.4 in (compressed)
Maximum Diameter 3.25 in
Top Plate 2.99 in diameter, 1 stud, parallel
Bottom Plate 3.25 in diameter, 1 stud, parallel
Maximum Pressure 100 psi
Position Cab mount

Cross References

This cab air spring replaces or is equivalent to the following part numbers:

  • Firestone: W02-358-7087, 7087
  • Goodyear: 1S5-040
  • Freightliner: GYR1S5040
  • Continental ContiTech: 67636, SC29-W087, CB7087
  • World American: WA02-7087C, WA02-7087
  • HD Value: HDV7087
  • Dayton Parts: 453-7087L
  • Holland: G2297087600
  • Meritor: FS7087
  • Triangle Air Springs: AS-7087
  • Torque: TR7087
  • S&S Truck Parts: S-15566

Applications

This cab air spring fits the following:

  • Freightliner FLD112, FLD120, FLD120 Classic / Classic XL (1988–2010)

Replace cab air springs in pairs (left and right) when one fails — a single new spring next to a worn one will sit unevenly and the cab will rock asymmetrically.

Verify your cab mount configuration (stud pattern, hose port location, and top plate orientation) against the failed unit before ordering. Class 8 cabs use several similar-looking sleeve air springs that are not interchangeable.