Make
Freightliner parts
Freightliner coverage is limited to 3 parts for trucks from 2003 to 2025. Two fit the Cascadia and one fits the M2 106. The listings are an AC expansion valve, a cabin filter and a grille, from Action Crash, UAC and Dorman, each with the exact years it suits.
Models
Freightliner parts we list
The Cascadia, a Class 8 highway tractor, has 2 listings. The M2 106, a medium-duty truck, has 1. The three part types are an AC expansion valve, a cabin filter and a grille, each from a different brand: UAC, Dorman and Action Crash. That is the full Freightliner range at present, so if the part you need is not shown, it is not currently listed.
Checking fit on a commercial truck
Commercial trucks are often built to order, so two trucks of the same model and year can carry different components. Before ordering, compare the part number on your old part with the listing, and check the fitment table for the model and year range. Your VIN and the build information from the truck's records are the most reliable way to confirm a match.
Notes on these Freightliner parts
A cabin filter cleans the air entering the cab through the HVAC system and is a routine service item. An AC expansion valve meters refrigerant into the evaporator. Replacing it means opening the refrigerant circuit, which requires recovery equipment, so many owners have that job done by an AC shop. A grille is a body part, so check the trim and mounting points match your cab.
Freightliner questions
Which Freightliner trucks do you have parts for?
The Cascadia has 2 listings and the M2 106 has 1. The catalogue covers trucks from 2003 to 2025 across those two models.
Do you sell a cabin filter for the Freightliner Cascadia?
A cabin filter is one of the three Freightliner parts listed. Open the listing and check the fitment table to confirm it matches your truck's model and year.
Can I replace a Freightliner AC expansion valve myself?
The refrigerant must be recovered before the system is opened, and the system needs evacuating and recharging afterward. Unless you have that equipment, an AC shop is the usual route.