The two gas charged struts that support the rear hatch. They don't have it at RockAuto. Does anyone have a part number and supplier? I'm tired of using a prop rod to keep that thing from coming down on my head.
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Stabilus Rear, driver or passenger side Trunk Strut
Part Number: S2SG214018
Manufacturer Number: SG214018
List Price: $42.69
Our Price: $36.18
You Save: $6.51
Warranty: Stabilus' Limited Warranty
Location: Rear, driver or passenger side
Fits the following 2000 Dodge Durango submodels: 2000:R/T; 8 Cyl 5.9L; "GAS, FI, VIN Z"
X2 = $72.36 with free standard shipping.
Standard disclaimer.
I submitted info based on the R/T with 5.9 so if you have a different model or engine verify it fits at the website. I can't imagine the price on liftgate/trunk struts being any different, but you never know these days.
Part Number: S2SG214018
Manufacturer Number: SG214018
List Price: $42.69
Our Price: $36.18
You Save: $6.51
Warranty: Stabilus' Limited Warranty
Location: Rear, driver or passenger side
Fits the following 2000 Dodge Durango submodels: 2000:R/T; 8 Cyl 5.9L; "GAS, FI, VIN Z"
X2 = $72.36 with free standard shipping.
Standard disclaimer.
I submitted info based on the R/T with 5.9 so if you have a different model or engine verify it fits at the website. I can't imagine the price on liftgate/trunk struts being any different, but you never know these days.
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I used dealer stocker replacements.
1st visit, I was sold the wrong ones.
2nd visit, I assume they were the right ones. They were a royal PITA to change. In hindsight, I should have left the old ones on another year.
IndyDurango
1st visit, I was sold the wrong ones.
2nd visit, I assume they were the right ones. They were a royal PITA to change. In hindsight, I should have left the old ones on another year.
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Do you recall how much they were at the dealership? I'm surprised they were difficult to change. It looks like a pretty straight forward swap out. I can't wait another year to do mine, maybe a month, but not a year. Right now I'm using a prop rod to keep it from coming down on me.IndyDurango said:
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Yeah, I switched out a buddy's pair of rear liftgate shocks all by myself with a little help from a broom handle. Forgot what size torx drive but relatively easy.
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Yup! What I did. One at a time and the broom handle for extra support cause them things are heavy!
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