Will these struts work wtih a "manual" (vs. a power) rear liftgate? I have a Toyotal Sienna with manual liftgate, and want to replace the struts.
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I believe there are others they make for manual but not 100% - I recall seeing that. if you call the manf. they can help you, I called when I got them because they seem 1/4 inch longer and they are because the warn out ones, don't open 100% anymore. the manf. is very helpful and after you buy them, they send u an instruction video and u will see, with a screw driver and 5 minutes, u are done.
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I have a Toyota Sienna 2008 with manual liftgate and these worked perfectly. Could not have been easier to install.
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We have an automatic rear hatch, so unfortunately, I do not know the answer to your question. Sorry!
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I replaced the struts on a 2008 Sienna with the power liftgate. However, it seems as though they would also work for a manual liftgate since the power gate is lifted by a third "arm" on the driver side that is independent of the other two struts. I'm not 100% certain though.
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Chris, that worked for power lift gate and I don't think it works for the manual. I remember they have one for the manual under a different part name.
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I just typed in Strong Arm Sienna liftgate in Amazon and saw there are ones for manual liftgates, even cheaper. You will do it for 30 vs 500 at dealer.
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They worked fine on my 2007 LE Sienna, a review posted here said that they called the company and asked if they would work and they said "yes" the only difference is they are slightly longer.
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Answer here...Yea they shoulld work fine. Excellent quality and very godo product.Javvy
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I had trouble finding my lift struts on any listings by suppliers. They were not the originals and there was no # on them. Not only do you need to match the dimensions and end clips, you also need to know the pounds of pressure to match your installation. I finally used the serial # of my Leer truck cap and when I searched using that, I found the original ones and they were a perfect fit.
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They might fit, but you need to get your measurements and compare. These struts have a 10mm ball socket at each end, they extend to a maximum of 17.13" (center to center of ball sockets), a minimum of 11.22" and have 28 pounds of lift force. You'll need to either measure your struts or get the specifications for your vehicle by looking online or from the dealer.
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I replaced the struts on a 1998 toyota camry with the monroe quick struts, and they work perfectly. No more rattles in the steering bearings, and never bottoms out. I absolutely recommend this product over taking the car to a shop. Very inexpensive, and each side took less than an hour to install. there are plenty of videos on youtube that show you how easy it is to install. No problems of whatsoever with these struts.
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Thank you for contacting us. No, these will not work for the power liftgate. This link is the correct part --> Qty (2) Strong Arm 6238 Liftgate Lift Supports Shocks Struts With Power Liftgate
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They're the same so you'll need two of the same strut, just make sure Amazon says it fits your vehicle. I bought two to change out my 2005 Chrysler PT Cruiser struts. One thing, make sure you have a pry bar. It can be tough getting the bolts to line up at the wheel knuckle. I wouldn't advise a screwdriver as you might bend it. I didn't have a pry bar and had to improvise and apply enough force through one of the bolt holes so I could get the first bolt through. So yes, pry bar, good to have on hand.
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I would say yes. Our Sienna is a 2005 non-powered door, and they worked perfectly. Maybe there is a difference between the 2006 and the 2005 models, so you may want to check it out a little further.
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Not sure what your asking but the struts I bought from Amazon 2 1/2 years ago were rear.
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I installed on 07 F150 and didn't just bought the Quick Lift Loaded Strut watched an installation vieo and put them in. They work great.
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I don't know, I had a mechanic install them. But, I would not recommend you attempt it at home. Need a lot of special tools (spring compressor, etc)and best done on a car lift. Plus, had to take the rear seat and trim out for access to the rear strut mounts.
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These are for the rear window only. Very easy to install, did the job myself in less than 10 minutes. These are very good quality lift supports and I would definitely recommend them. If you are looking for the one for the rear HATCH, you need to order Qty (2) Nissan Pathfinder 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Liftgate Hatch Lift Supports, Struts, Shocks, Dampers Strong Arm 6110. Ordered these as well and they are just as easy to install, and in my opinion, provide even better support than the stock supports.
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It should work for the automatic doors. The door handle is the same. Once you pull the lever it pulls a cable which in turn tells the mechanism to open the door. I have one automatic door on out Sienna, the one I replaced was on the other side (non automatic). But I pulled both panels out to see how the automatic door mechanism works - I was trying to fix it. - the handles look identical. I recommend you purchase it and replace it.
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Saronroath--No, I don't believe this will fit the left-rear (driver's rear) door. Since I went to school with someone named Saronoath and I now have this weird, unexplainable connection with you, I did some extra research and surprisingly, I could only find the rear door locks (both left and rear) directly from Toyota. There are many websites that sell OEM Toyota parts, a little web searching will turn them up. I've pulled the part numbers for all of the door lock actuators to help make your shopping easier. In your case, it appears the left-rear runs about $170ish depending on which site you buy from. 2003-2009 Toyota 4Runner Left Front: Part # 69040-02120 Left Rear: Part # 69060-60091 Right Front: Part # 69030-33261 Right Rear: Part # 69050-60091 Liftgate: Part # 69110-35062 Good luck and I hope this helped!
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No, the rear window lift supports are smaller in size. These will not fit. These are for the tailgate door, and I recommend you getting someone to help you install them. It's really a 2 person job!
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Greetings: Note these are for the rear window and not the full liftgate. Both supports for the rear window are the same. Thank You, Lou Fishman
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Only for the rear. On some models the left and right rear are diff. I installed them on a 2006 Grand Prix. I have not seen the quick struts for the front of my Grand Prix. The L or the R indicate which side.
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It well just not as desired especially the v6 model and the extra weight. Don't do it you'll ruin your shocks and have to replace everything maybe spending hundreds if u have someone doing it or maybe at the least 200 if u do it. These things are a joke. Buy quality with the spring already attached to the strut