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Tailgate strut
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12 Jul 2020 13:19 #224895
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Replied by New boy on topic Re:Re:Tailgate strut
The strut is a Stabilus lift-o-mat Part number 81850T86R00.
The important thing is the overall length which is 51CM. I just measured the one on the Vitara at the Suzuki garage.
It is stronger than the Jimny strut but I found the original one had no resistance to wind when out in the field. This one holds the open firmly and allows full access to the back.
The important thing is the overall length which is 51CM. I just measured the one on the Vitara at the Suzuki garage.
It is stronger than the Jimny strut but I found the original one had no resistance to wind when out in the field. This one holds the open firmly and allows full access to the back.
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13 Jul 2020 07:34 #224979
by Bill Portland
Replied by Bill Portland on topic Re:Re:Tailgate strut
Very helpful info, thanks. I find that parking even on relatively mild transverse slopes means the door won't stay open so a stronger resistance strut should help with that. I'm having trouble finding where I can get one from though. Any ideas?New boy wrote: The strut is a Stabilus lift-o-mat Part number 81850T86R00.
The important thing is the overall length which is 51CM. I just measured the one on the Vitara at the Suzuki garage.
It is stronger than the Jimny strut but I found the original one had no resistance to wind when out in the field. This one holds the open firmly and allows full access to the back.
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