This Focus Auto Parts F347302 rear shock absorber for the 2025 International (Navistar) MV60E truck and other vehicles damps the movement of the rear springs after bumps.
- Rear position, for the rear axle
- Fits rear air suspension setups, including 20,000 lb International IROS and 21,000 lb rear air suspension
- Fits International (Navistar), Ford, IC Corporation, Pierce MFG. and Glaval Bus models
A rear end that bounces after bumps, wallows in turns or shows fluid on the shock body can mean this shock absorber is worn, though a leaking air spring or tired bushings can cause similar symptoms, so find the cause before you replace it.
The vehicles it fits include the 2019-2022 International (Navistar) MV607 truck. This listing is one shock absorber, and the one on the other side of that rear axle is normally replaced at the same time. Open the Buyer's Guide tab to check your exact model and engine.
Specifications
- Position: Rear
- Sold as: one shock absorber per listing
- Quantity per vehicle: varies by application
- Country of origin: China
In the box
One shock absorber per listing. A vehicle takes one or two, depending on the application.
Interchange: 85926 · 65488
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Focus Auto Parts F347302 fit the 2019-2022 International (Navistar) MV607 truck?
Yes, the Focus Auto Parts F347302 rear shock absorber is listed for the 2019-2022 International (Navistar) MV607 truck. Open the Buyer's Guide tab to check other models.
How many shock absorbers come with the F347302 listing?
One. The Focus Auto Parts F347302 listing holds a single rear shock absorber, and how many a vehicle takes varies by application.
Is this suspension shock absorber for the front or the rear axle?
Rear. This shock absorber is listed for the rear position only.
Does this shock absorber replace number 85926?
Yes, 85926 is listed as an interchange number for this shock absorber, along with 65488.
Is it safe to keep driving with a worn rear shock absorber?
No. Have it checked or replaced promptly, because a worn rear shock can leave the axle bouncing after bumps. A shop can inspect it for you.