Factory Peterbilt 379 air suspension between cab and sleeper.

He I was just checking on where you found all the parts to do your mid cab air bags. I been looking everywhere and I cant seem to find the factory stuff. My doors are getting hard to close but I wanted to get all the parts bought and installed before I had the cab straightened. I seen your part numbers and searched but no luck. You got any suggestions and did you ever get your doors done?

 

Wow, I went to my local salvage yard today and they said 800 for the parts.

 

[QUOTE = "Luwi67, publicación: 6143908, miembro: 99003"]

Alguien sabe si esto es lo que estoy buscando o es de un taxi de un día. Estoy en casa durante unas semanas y no tengo paradas de camiones cerca de donde pueda mirar debajo de las literas de 70 "para confirmar, incluso el concesionario solo tiene taxis diurnos. [/ QUOTE]
Hola buenas donde puede conseguir estas piezas

 

[QUOTE = "Luwi67, publicación: 6705388, miembro: 99003"] Sí, no es demasiado difícil. Sin perforación en absoluto. Todo cabe en los agujeros pretaladrados.
Tengo algunas fotos, trataré de publicarlas esta semana. [/ QUOTE]
Hola me gustaría saber donde puedo conseguir ese sistema

 

Need that translated.

 

New member here. I have a 1990 peterbilt 379 with a 63” non unibilt sleeper, my question is what do I have to do to put air ride on cab and sleeper? I’ve heard about some braces missing but just trying to get some insight. Thanks in advance.

 

anyone still here? I put the center air bag setup between the cab and sleeper on my 2000 379. It seems to be holding its on as far as getting worse on the door alignment. My next question is is there suppose to be a leveling valve in the center, or does the rear control both? The latter is how its hooked up now. I can get the cab to straighten up with a lil convincing but once the air is gone it tweaks back to where it was. I'm wondering if I put a leveling valve in the center and split them, and put more air in the front bags and less in the rear bags, would it help keep the cab straight. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated..