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Fleetrite Collision Catalog 2019 Public • For questions and additional support about accurately identifying the correct Fleetrite part number for hoods and bumpers, call or email the Fleetrite Collision Parts Support Hotline. • This dedicated hotline is ready to Collision answer questions, provide technical advice, and help to identify the correct Parts hoods and bumpers for the application • When calling the hotline, please have the following information available: Support Vehicle Information: year, make and model Contact Information: name, Hotline company, phone and email • 1-888-390-6221 • 1-307-269-0102 • [email protected] Fleetrite.com | 2 Public Fleetrite Collision Catalog Table of Contents Kenworth Collision Parts Hotline 2 T2000 22 T800 24 Freightliner W900 26 Cascadia 4 T660 27 Century 6 T600 28 Columbia 8 T300 29 M2 10 Peterbilt 379 30 FLD & Sprinter 12 International Volvo VNL 32 DuraStar 13 Mack ProStar 15 CX 34 PayStar 17 RD 35 LoneStar 18 WorkStar 19 Bus 9900 20 IC Bus 36 7000 21 Blue Bird Bus 36 Thomas C2 Bus 36 Public Is the OEM part number listed below? If yes, please Freightliner continue with Fleetrite hood number listed. If not, please answer these questions: Cascadia 1. What is the make, model and year? 125” BBC 2. What is the length of the hood? Measured straight down the center to the grille opening (as pictured PARTS to left). Glass › If the length is 50 inches long, you need: FLTHCASL Hood Grille Lights Bumper HOODS BUMPERS Center, Inner Long Hood (2008-2016) Right, Inner Left, Inner FLTBCCASCIP FLTHCASL FLTBCCASFR FLTBCCASFL OEM Part Number: OEM Part Number: A21-28443-000 A17-15340-007, Center, Outer A17-15340-004 FLTBCCASCOP OEM Part Number: A21-28446-002 Right, Outer Left, Outer Right, Inner Left, Inner FLTBCCASOCR FLTBCCASOCL FLTBCCASICR FLTBCCASICL OEM Part Number: OEM Part Number: OEM Part Number: OEM Part Number: R21-28619-003 L21-28619-002 R21-27300-001 L21-27300-000 • Hinge bar included • 2008-2016 Freightliner is a registered trademark of Daimler Trucks North America, LLC. Truck photo is for model identification purposes only. Fleetrite.com | 4 Confirm fit prior to painting, painted parts cannot be returned. Public Freightliner Cascadia 125 BUMPERS GLASS LIGHTS One Piece Bent Windshield Left Headlight Clad with Kit (2007- (2003-2004) (2008-2014) 2016) FLTDW01000PK1 FLTHLFCASL FLTBCASC OEM Part Number: A06-51907-002 OEM Part Number:A21-28546- 057 Painted Grey with No Fog Light Holes FLTBCASPGNOFL OEM Part Number: A21-28546-004, A21- Right Headlight 28546-008 (2008-2014) FLTHLFCASR Painted Grey with Driver Side Windshield OEM Part Number: A06-51907-003 Fog Light Holes (2008-2016) Driver Side Fog Light FLTBCASPG FLTDW01732PK1 (1 Pack) FLTFLFCASL OEM Part Number: A21-28546-054 FLTDW01732PK4 (4 Pack) OEM Part Number: A06-51908-000 GRILLES Chrome Grille Hardware (2008-2016) (2008-2016) FLTGFCASC FLTGHCASC OEM Part Number: Passenger Side Fog Light A17-19112-011 FLTFLFCASR Passenger Side Windshield OEM Part Number: (2008-2016) A06-51908-001 FLTDW01731PK1 (1 Pack) FLTDW01731PK4 (4 Pack) • Precision engineered and test fitted to ensure factory form and finish for every application • Complies with FMVSS108 5 Public Is the OEM part number listed below? If yes, please continue with Fleetrite hood number listed. If not, please Freightliner answer these questions: Century 1. What is the make, model and year? 120” BBC 2. What is the length of the hood? Measured straight down the center to the grille opening (as pictured PARTS below). › If the length is 55 inches, has Hinge Bushings 41 Hood inches apart, onlaid grille and year is within Grille 1996-2002, you need: FLTHCENC1202 Lights › If the length is 55 inches, has Hinge Bushings 6 inches apart, onlaid grille and year is within Bumper 2003-2005, you need: FLTHCENC1201 › If the length is 55 inches, has Hinge Bushings 6 inches apart, without fiberglass bar and year is 2005 and up, you need: FLTHCENC120 HOODS • 1996-2002 (1996-2002) FLTHCENC1202 • 41” hinge bushings OEM Part Number: • Onlaid grille A17-12701-002, A17-15420-000 • Round headlights (2003-2005) FLTHCENC1201 • 2003-2005 OEM Part Number: • 6” hinge bushings A17-13154-000, A17-13154-004, • Onlaid grille A17-13154-006, A17-15365-000 • Round headlights (2005 and up) FLTHCENC120 • 2005 and up 6” hinge bushings OEM Part Number: • A17-15092-002, A17-15092-007, • Without fiberglass molding A17-15092-008, A17-15092-010 • Torsion bar spring and larger chrome overlay grille • Will not fit DD15 Freightliner is a registered trademark of Daimler Trucks North America, LLC. Truck photo is for model identification purposes only. Fleetrite.com | 6 Confirm fit prior to painting, painted parts cannot be returned. Public Freightliner Century 120 BUMPERS GRILLES Chrome Chrome Grille Hardware (2005-2016) (2005 and up) (2005 and up) FLTBCENC FLTGFCENT FLTGHCENT OEM Part Number: OEM Part Number: A21-26683-004 A17-16132-004 Center, Left Extension, Fiberglass Right Extension, Fiberglass (1996-2005) Fiberglass (1996-2005) FLTBCENCP (1996-2005) FLTBCENLP OEM Part Number: FLTBCENRP A21-28177-001, OEM Part Number: OEM Part Number: A21-26683-008 A21-26684-001 A21-26684-000 LIGHTS Right Headlight (1996-2006) FLTHLFCENR OEM Part Number: A06-20711-001 Left Headlight • Chrome and painted finish (1996-2006) • Lightweight aerodynamic design FLTHLFCENL OEM Part Number: A06-20711-000 **Note: Confirm fit prior to painting. Painted parts cannot be returned. 7 Public Is the OEM part number listed below? If yes, please continue with Fleetrite hood number listed. If not, please Freightliner answer these questions: Columbia 1. What is the make, model and year? 120” BBC 2. What is the length of the hood? Measured straight down the center to the grille opening PARTS 3. Ask for a picture of the inside hood Hood › If the air cleaner connector is on the passenger Grille side, you need FLTHCOL3PC Lights › If the air cleaner connector is on the driver side, you need FLTHCOLRTM3 Bumper HOODS RTM Bonded in 3 Pieces RTM Bonded in 3 Pieces (2008 and up) (2001-2007) FLTHCOLRTM3 FLTHCOL3PC OEM Part Number: A17-13575-001, A17-13575-005, OEM Part Number: A17-13575-006, A17-13575-007, A17-15064-001, A17-16515-000, A17-16515-002 WhatWhat is RTM?is RTM? A17-15549-000, A17-15549-002, A17-16515-000, Resin Transfer Resin Transfer A17-16515-002, A17-16953-000 Molding is a Molding is a manufacturing • 2001-2007 manufacturing process for a Teardrop headlights process for a • 2008 and up • smooth finish • Will not fit with short smooth finish • ForAir cleaner hood connector on • Lower horizontal air the driver side duct below grille • DD15/16 LT • Air cleaner connector engine on passenger side • With gas recirculation Freightliner is a registered trademark of Daimler Trucks North America, LLC. Truck photo is for model identification purposes only. Fleetrite.com | 8 Confirm fit prior to painting, painted parts cannot be returned. Public Freightliner Columbia BUMPERS (2001-2016) GRILLES (2001 and up) LIGHTS Chrome Grille Hardware Chrome Left Headlight FLTGFCOLU FLTGHCOLU FLTBCOLB (1996-2004) OEM Part Number: A21-26266-002 OEM Part Number: A17-15251-003 FLTHLFCOLL OEM Part Number: A06-32496-006 Center, Fiberglass Right Headlight FLTBCOLCP (1996-2004) OEM Part Number: FLTHLFCOLR A21-26020-006, A21-26020-011 OEM Part Number: A06-32496-007 Bumpers: • Chrome and painted finish • Lightweight aerodynamic design Fog Light, Grilles: Yellow Lens FLTFLCOLY Left Extension, • Chromed ABS composite material for increased performance and durability OEM Part Number: Fiberglass 632497001 • Easy installation FLTBCOLLP • Precision engineered for OEM fit and OEM Part Number: replacement A21-26021-004 Fog Light, Right Extension, Lights: Clear Lens Fiberglass • Precision engineered and test fitted FLTFLCOLC to ensure factory form and finish for FLTBCOLRP OEM Part Number: every application A06-32497000 OEM Part Number: Complies with FMVSS108 A21-26021-005 • 9 Public Is the OEM part number listed below? If yes, please continue with Fleetrite hood number listed. If not, please answer Freightliner these questions: 1. What is the make, model and year? M2 2. Is the hood an M2 106 or M2 112? The M2 112 has two grille sections: larger on top and smaller on bottom. 3. What is the length of the hood? Measured straight down the center to the grille opening 1. If the hood is 39” long, it is an M2 106 and PARTS four versions are available, listed below. Hood 2. If the hood is 43 ½” long and has two grille Grille sections, it is an M2 112 and four versions are available, listed below. Lights 4. Does the hood have lights with a chrome bezel Bumper around? 5. Does it have a lower fiberglass band extension under the lower edge of the hood? 106 HOODS With Bezel, with 112 HOODS Lower Extension With Bezel, With With Bezel With Bezel FLTHFLM2106BX Lower Extension FLTHFLM2106B FLTHFLM2112B OEM Part Number: A17-14802-000, A17-15459-000, OEM PART NUMBER FLTHFLM2112BX A17-15459-002, A17-16394-004, A17-16639-000, A17-15460-002, A17-19133-006, OEM Part Number: A17-16903-000, A17-16908-004, A17-18190-000, A17-19133-038, A17-19218-003 A17-18200-010 A17-18196-004, A17-18197-004, A17-19133-002, A17-19218-001, A17-19218-012, A17-19133-012, A17-19133-022, A17-19133-032 lower extension lower extension Without Bezel, with Lower Extension Without Bezel Without Bezel, with Without Bezel FLTHFLM2112NB Lower Extension FLTHFLM2106NB FLTHFLM2106LX OEM Part Number: A17-15457-002, A17-16425-000, OEM Part Number: FLTHFLM2112LX A17-16901-000, A17-16902-000, A17-18189-000, A17-15458-002, A17-19133-000, A17-19725-000 A17-19133-004 *Confirm fit of all hoods prior to painting Freightliner is a registered trademark of Daimler Trucks North America, LLC. Truck photo is for model identification purposes only. Fleetrite.com | 10 Confirm fit prior to painting, painted parts cannot be returned.
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