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Replacing gas struts

Just as most car part, gas struts are subjected to wear. Damage or corrosion is often the reason that a gas spring eventually fails. A gas pressure spring has a lot to endure, especially in the winter. Condensation may form in the strut which, when the temperature drops below zero, freezes. The most common reason for a gas strut to fail, however, is loss of pressure. The bonnet or boot lid can then no longer be lifted properly and will no longer be of any support. Other causes for failure are oil leakages and breaking fixing points. If you want to replace the gas springs, we recommend replacing both boot struts at once. Both gas struts experience the same wear over time, for which it´s strongly recommended replacing them at the same time.

Installing gas struts

It´s easy to install gas struts yourself. In general, this takes just a few minutes. It is important to be careful with the bar in the gas strut. If the gas strut is damaged, the gas leaks from of the strut, after which it will no longer work properly. It is best to install the gas strut with the piston rod facing down. You can then release the retaining spring. You can press it back into position after assembly. Then remove the safety clip. Installing the new gas spring works in the reverse order. Does your new gas strut have one metal plate? Then you start assembling from this side.

Buy gas struts

Buying a gas strut is quick and easy at Winparts. Just enter your number plate or select your car make and model, and the suitable products for your car will be displayed. Please note that gas springs are often sold individually. It is recommended, however, to replace both springs at the same time as they will wear out simultaneously. At Winparts you can choose from different brands such as FEBI, Triscan, Monroe and Hagus.

Gas struts

Gas struts or gas springs have the task of holding the bonnet or boot lid up. When the gas struts of your car are worn out, the bonnet or boot lid will no longer stay up properly or it doesn't lift as easily as it used to. To prevent the lid from falling on your head, it is recommended to replace the gas springs when they no longer function properly. Winparts offers a wide range of gas struts for both the bonnet (bonnet strut) and boot lid (boot strut). To be sure that you are ordering the right product for your car, please use the number plate check on our site.

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Gas Spring, boot-/cargo area ML6131 Monroe

4.96 49 Reviews

Gas Spring, boot-/cargo area ML6131 Monroe

4.96 49 Reviews

Application: Suitcase space
Number in packaging: 1
Eject Force [N]: 300
Stroke [mm]: 146
Packaging length [cm]: 57,5
Packaging width [cm]: 3
Packaging height [cm]: 3
Stanchion Tube Diameter [mm]: 8
Guarantee: 2 years
Length [mm]: 378
Cylinder bore [mm]: 18,5
Weight [kg]: 0,251