Febi Boot Gas Strut - 27682

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The Febi Boot Gas Strut 27682 is an essential maintenance component designed for vehicle owners looking to restore smooth, automated operation to their boot or cargo area hatch. It serves as a direct replacement for worn-out lift supports, offering reliable pressure and durability that matches original equipment specifications. While it provides excellent performance, it is vital to verify vehicle compatibility before installation, as incorrect sizing or force can lead to improper hatch function.
| Model Part Number | 27682 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Febi |
Yes, it is highly recommended to replace struts in pairs to ensure the boot lid remains balanced and operates smoothly.
This refers to the Newtons of force the strut exerts. It is the measure of the gas pressure available to lift the hatch.
If you are comfortable with basic automotive tools, you can install it yourself, but always ensure the boot lid is securely propped open.
Compare the technical specifications (length, stroke, force) with your existing strut or use a manufacturer-specific parts lookup tool using your VIN.
Yes, this is a gas-pressurized strut. Never attempt to open, puncture, or apply heat to the cylinder.
Ensure both struts on the boot have been replaced; a single new strut may not be enough to compensate for a completely worn-out counterpart.
Check the mounting stud for corrosion or debris; clean it thoroughly and ensure the retaining clip on the strut is properly aligned.
Installation of the Febi 27682 should be performed by a competent individual. To ensure safety, keep the hatch supported with a prop or a second person during the removal of the old strut.