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673N Contitech Bus Air Spring W01-095-0198 Firestone Rubber Air Bellows Volvo 1611776
Product Description
Item Name | Bus Air Spring | Model Number | 673N |
Main Material | Rubber Only | Warranty | 12 Months |
Suitable For | For Bus Air Suspension | MOQ | 10 Pieces |
Natural Height | 370mm | Outer Diameter | 240mm |
Top Nominal Diameter | 130.8mm | Bottom nominal diameter | 130.8mm |
Cross Reference Number
Cross Firestone W01-095-0198 / W01 095 0198 / W010950198
Cross Firestone 1R1A370285
Cross Contitech 673N
Cross Goodyear 9051
Cross Phoenix 1F21A
Cross Taurus B 141
Cross CF Gomma: 1S 285-022
Manufacturer Number
INBUS: 5001098
VAB HOOL: 624319-860
MEICEDES BENZ: 337.327.0001
MEICEDES BENZ: 383.327.0001
DAF/VDL: 0627854
VOLVO: 1611776
How to Install a Bus Airbag
1. Remove the old air spring
Remove the load
Jack up the bus frame to ensure that the suspension is fully
extended and the air spring is depressurized.
Place the support frame in a stable position on the axle or
chassis.
Relieve air pressure
Before disconnecting the air line, release the residual air
pressure in the spring through the exhaust valve.
Mark the line connection position (for easy reinstallation).
2. Remove the fixing parts
Remove the upper and lower air spring fixing bolts/nuts (impact
wrench may be required).
Carefully remove the old spring and check the seat and piston for
rust or damage.
3. Install the new air spring
Inspect the new spring and seat
Clean the mounting surface to ensure that there is no debris or
rust.
Confirm that the new spring model is the same as the old one (such
as height, load-bearing class).
Positioning and installation
Align the new air spring with the upper and lower mounting seats
(note the direction mark).
Temporarily tighten the fixing bolts by hand to ensure that the
spring is centered.
Connect the air line
Reconnect the air pipe and use a new clamp or seal to prevent air
leakage.
Make sure there are no twists or bends in the pipes.
4. Inflation and testing
Preliminary inflation
Start the bus air system (or external air source) and slowly
inflate to the recommended pressure (refer to the manual).
Check all joints with soapy water for bubbles (leakage needs to be
resealed).
Adjust the height
If the bus is equipped with an automatic leveling system, observe
whether the body is level after starting.
For manually adjusted models, measure the wheel arch height to
ensure left and right symmetry.
Tighten the bolts
Tighten all bolts to the manufacturer's specifications with a
torque wrench at the correct pressure (avoid over-tightening to
damage the rubber).
5. Final inspection
Road test: Test the shock absorption effect at a low speed and
listen for any abnormal noise.
Recheck: Check the air pressure and leaks again after parking.
System calibration (if applicable): Some electronic suspensions
need to be reset with a diagnostic tester.
The Real Picture: GUOMAT 673N Bus Air Suspension