Replacement For Firestone Air Bags Model 110/70 on 2001 Ford F-150

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I have a 2001 F 150 4x2 with Firestone bags in it now that air leaking. mount bracket has 5193 stamped on it and bags say firestone 70/110. Which replacement bags do I need?

asked by: Ken E

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We do have the correct replacement for the Firestone air bags you need, which have been called 70/110 but are technically the 110/70 model. The Firestone kit that fits your 2001 Ford F-150 is the Firestone Sport-Rite # F2320 and the correct replacement air bag is the following:

- Firestone Rear Air Spring, Tapered Sleeve, 1/4" NPT - Model 110/70 # F9000

expert reply by: Kyle S

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