Stabilus capós - 274406

Eject Force [N]: 200 Length [mm]: 485,5 Stroke [mm]: 183,5

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This guide is for vehicle owners needing a reliable replacement gas strut for their car's hood. The Stabilus capós - 274406 offers a specific Eject Force of 200N, a Length of 485.5mm, and a Stroke of 183.5mm, ensuring smooth and controlled opening and closing. While providing essential functionality, it's crucial to verify exact compatibility with your vehicle's make and model before purchase, as this is a specific component replacement.

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Model Part Number274406
BrandStabilus

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FAQs

What is the Eject Force of this gas strut?

The Stabilus capós - 274406 has an Eject Force of 200 Newtons (N).

What are the dimensions of this gas strut?

The strut has a Length of 485.5 millimeters (mm) and a Stroke of 183.5 millimeters (mm).

How do I know if this is the right gas strut for my car?

You should cross-reference the part number (274406) and specifications (Eject Force, Length, Stroke) with your vehicle's owner's manual or a reliable automotive parts catalog for your specific make, model, and year.

Can I install this gas strut myself?

Installation is typically manageable for individuals with basic automotive tool knowledge. It often involves removing old struts and attaching new ones. Safety precautions, like supporting the hood, are essential. If you are unsure, professional installation is recommended.

How long do Stabilus gas struts typically last?

The lifespan of a gas strut can vary depending on usage and environmental conditions, but Stabilus products are known for their durability. Regular maintenance of the rod can help extend its life.

What does 'Stroke' mean for a gas strut?

The stroke refers to the distance the gas strut's rod can extend or retract. In this case, it's 183.5mm, indicating the range of motion for lifting and lowering the hood.

Troubleshooting

Hood does not lift smoothly or stays partially open.

Verify the strut is the correct part number and has the appropriate Eject Force (200N) for your vehicle. Ensure the hood is balanced and there are no obstructions. Check that the strut is securely attached at both mounting points.

Gas strut makes squeaking or unusual noises.

This could indicate a dry seal or internal wear. Ensure the rod is clean. If the noise persists and affects performance, the strut may need replacement.

Hood slams shut unexpectedly.

This is a critical safety issue. Immediately stop using the hood. The strut has likely lost its internal pressure and must be replaced. Ensure the replacement part has the correct specifications.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides reliable lifting and holding power for vehicle hoods.
  • Designed with specific dimensions for a precise fit.
  • Built with Stabilus' reputation for durability and quality.
  • Contributes to a safer vehicle operation by preventing accidental closure.

Cons

  • Requires verification of vehicle compatibility.
  • Specific force and dimensions may not suit all applications.
  • Installation may require basic mechanical knowledge or tools.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: Before installation, it is crucial to verify that the Stabilus capós - 274406 is the correct part for your specific vehicle make, model, and year. Consult your vehicle's owner's manual or a parts catalog to confirm the original part number and specifications match. This strut is designed for specific mounting points and force requirements.

Setup: Installation typically involves removing the old gas struts and fitting the new ones. This usually requires basic tools like a screwdriver or pry tool to release clips, and potentially a second person to support the hood. Ensure the new struts are mounted in the correct orientation as per the vehicle manufacturer's recommendations.

Care: Gas struts are generally maintenance-free. However, keep the rod clean and free from dirt or debris to prevent damage to the seals. Avoid applying excessive force or using the strut for unintended purposes, as this can compromise its internal pressure and lifespan.

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