The shop that just worked on my front end, cut the rotors,renewed brake pads replaced all wheel bearings and brake lines said they got most of their info from Freightliner. Not sure who supplied the parts but it sure handles great....

Rusty, on the inside of the door for the generator there is plate with the front and rear axle numbers. by the way I just finished updating my profile. I had a computor screwup and lost all the pictures and had putting updating off hoping I could get new pictures.

Bill the number for the pads to fit the 242-9000
is UP7108M this is a NAPA number. The hose that I ended up using was a Raybestos BH380534. This hose takes some modifing. you have to take a mounting clamp off (no biggy) the biggest problem is the hole where the hose mounts to the caliper is not the right size for the mounting bolt. I had to drill out this hole to 7/16 Make sure you get all cuttings out.file copper washers to fit MAKE SURE EVERTHING IS CLEAN but worked fine. The right hose ordered from Spartan is 18024MF. If I was not in a hurry to get it back together I would order from them or now I've found a shop that will make one up Always after the fact!

I have used 'King Kaliper' http://kingkalipers.com/ just outside of Boston for several years. They do all work right there, American workers, etc. The Breakaway calipers are $125 each, front and rear, and they stock them. Do work for Boston Fire Dept, off road stuff. Good people. I know it's more than NAPA's $83 but knowing where it's done is important to me.

Yesterday I replaced the front left caliper on my '92 Breakaway (Dana 60 front axle). Napa was my source for the caliper ($90). The new Napa part number is "CAL SE8552".