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Monroe 65402 magnum gas charged shock absorber

Original price was: $58.75.Current price is: $17.63.

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Description

Monroe Gas-Magnum 65 large-bore heavy-duty shock absorber (P/N 65402) for Class 6-8 truck rear suspensions running an S6 stem upper / L4 loop-bushing lower configuration. Direct replacement for Gabriel 85311, Mack 650402, Peterbilt 03-04629 / 03-07281, Kenworth 680586, and Volvo/White/GMC 3919948. Expanded reserve tube and metal dust shield deliver consistent damping under fade-prone severe-service loads.

Specifications

Manufacturer Monroe
Series Gas-Magnum 65
Part Number 65402
Type Gas-charged, large-bore heavy-duty shock
Extended Length 24.0625 in (611.2 mm)
Compressed Length 15.0625 in (382.6 mm)
Travel 9.000 in (228.6 mm)
Upper Mount S6 — stem mount, 3-5/16 in stem length, 5/8-11 thread
Lower Mount L4 — loop bushing, 1.00 in ID x 1.75 in OAL
Dust Shield Yes — metal
Hydraulic Lockout Yes
Bumper Stops (Compressed / Extended) No / No
Parts Pack P01482
Approx. Shipping Weight ~9.3 lb

Cross References

This shock replaces or is equivalent to the following part numbers:

  • Gabriel: 85311
  • Meritor: M85311
  • Euclid: E85311
  • Automann: A85311
  • Fleetline: 89424
  • Mack: 650402
  • Peterbilt: 03-04629, 03-07281, 03-07421, 03-07424
  • Kenworth: 680586
  • PACCAR: 680241
  • Volvo / White / GMC: 3919948
  • Alliance (DTNA): ABP N32 O900031, ABP N32 G900031
  • Navistar / Fleetrite: 56101Z1030, AMS650402
  • BWP: SH65402
  • Dallas: D65402
  • Flagg: F65402

Applications

This shock is typically installed in rear suspension positions on Class 6-8 highway and severe-service trucks running stem-over-loop shock geometry, including:

  • Peterbilt 357, 379, 384, 386, 388, 389, 567, 579 (rear positions on select air-spring and taper/leaf builds)
  • Kenworth T660, T680, T800, W900, C500 (rear positions, equivalent suspensions)
  • Mack CH, Granite, Pinnacle (rear positions per Mack 650402 listing)
  • Volvo VNL, VNM (per Volvo 3919948 listing)

Always verify dimensions, mount style, and the OEM shock number on your VIN / build sheet before ordering. Stem and loop dimensions are the controlling fitment specs — not the truck model alone.