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How to Replace Your Existing Car Strut
to replace your car's existing gas struts, you will need to know the make, model, year and position of your vehicle's gas struts.
1. Make
The Make is the brand of the car, for instance Ford, Holden, Mitsubishi.
2. Model
The Model of your vehicle is the name the manufacturer gives to a range of similar cars. eg. Pajero is the Model of car made by Mitsubishi.
3. Year
The year is when your car was built and can be found on the vehicle or on your registration papers.
4. Position
The position is where your struts are located. This can be your boot, bonnet, tailgate or hatch.
Important!
If you can't find your Car's Specific Gas Struts online... Simply follow the steps below.
Still unsure? Contact us and we'll ensure you get the right gas strut.
5. Can't find my specific car struts online....this is what you need to know
1. The Extended Length
Measured from the middle of the hole on the end fitting to the middle of the hole on the end fitting when the gas strut is fully extended.
2. The Diameter - Rod
Measured across the rod and across the canister.
2. The Diameter - Canister
Measured across the rod and across the canister.
4. Force
Look for a number with an N after it. It could be in the OEM (lots of other numbers in a line) The Force or N's normally look like 150N
5. OEM Number
Normally a lot of numbers all together. It can also have the force in these numbers as well.
It is what the manufacturer of the vehicle uses to match the correct gas strut with your vehicle's model/series.
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