Monroe Shocks & Struts 65488 rear shock absorber for the 2022-2025 International MV60E and other vehicles damps rear suspension movement on class 6-8 trucks and buses.
Fluid on the shock body, a harsh or bouncy ride, or vibration that lingers after bumps can mean a worn shock. Before you replace this one, rule out loose mounts, worn bushings and tire problems that could give a similar ride. Shocks on one axle are normally replaced as a pair; this listing is one shock.
This shock fits trucks and buses including the 2022-2025 International MV60E, the 2010-2024 IC Corporation CE School Bus and the 2019-2024 International MV607, two per vehicle.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One shock absorber with its dust shield. Mounting hardware is not included, so plan on new hardware rather than reusing the old.
Is the Monroe Shocks & Struts 65488 rear shock absorber right for the 2022-2025 International MV60E?
Yes, the Monroe Shocks & Struts 65488 is a rear shock for the 2022-2025 International MV60E and the 2010-2024 IC Corporation CE School Bus; look up any other truck or bus in the Vehicles it fits section.
Does the 65488 shock come with mounting hardware or a dust shield?
Partly: the dust shield is included, but mounting hardware is not, so plan on new hardware to go with the Monroe Shocks & Struts 65488.
What are the compressed and extended lengths of this Monroe Magnum shock?
Compressed length is 17.96 in (456.2 mm) and extended length is 26.54 in (674.1 mm), giving 8.59 in of travel. Both ends use loop bushing and sleeve mounts.
How can I tell if a rear shock on a class 6-8 truck is worn?
With the engine off, look for fluid on the shock body or cracked bushings. A bouncy, harsh ride or vibration that lingers after bumps can also mean a worn shock.
Is this Monroe Magnum shock gas charged, and can it be adjusted?
Yes, it is nitrogen gas-charged. It is a passive shock with no adjustable compression, rebound or ride height.
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