Boot Gas Strut - Quinton Hazell - QTS828400

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The Quinton Hazell QTS828400 Boot Gas Strut is a vital replacement component for Honda CR-V RW2 1.5 owners seeking to restore smooth, reliable tailgate functionality. Engineered to OEM specifications, this gas spring ensures your cargo area opens and stays open securely, though it is exclusively designed for vehicles lacking an automatic tailgate system and should always be replaced in pairs for optimal performance.
| Model Part Number | QTS828400 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Quinton Hazell |
No, this part number refers to a single unit. It is highly recommended to purchase and install two for a complete replacement.
No, this specific model (QTS828400) is designed for manual tailgates only.
This component is compatible with OEM reference 74820TLAA01.
You generally only need a flat-head screwdriver to release the retaining clips on the existing strut ends.
Ensure the replacement strut matches the 728 mm length specification and that the mounting points are free of obstructions.
The gas struts have likely lost their pressure. Replace both units immediately.
Ensure the ball-joint mounting points are clean and lightly lubricated.
Check that the mounting brackets are securely tightened and the struts are fully seated on the ball studs.
This strut is specifically designed for the Honda CR-V RW2 1.5 models without electronic power-lift gates. Before beginning the replacement process, ensure you have a support prop or an assistant to hold the tailgate in place, as the old struts will likely be unable to hold the weight alone. Always replace both struts simultaneously; installing only one new strut can cause uneven pressure, leading to frame misalignment or accelerated wear on the new part. Periodically wipe the metal piston rod with a clean, dry cloth to prevent debris buildup from damaging the seals.