Boot Gas Strut - Quinton Hazell - QTS828522

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This Quinton Hazell QTS828522 Boot Gas Strut is designed for the rear window of specific VW AMAROK models. It provides the essential support to keep your rear window safely open, offering convenience and ease of access. A potential caveat is ensuring compatibility with your exact vehicle model and year. Key features include its specific dimensions (445 mm length, 18 mm housing diameter), robust eject force (220 N), and precise stroke (190 mm), ensuring reliable operation.
| Model Part Number | QTS828522 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Quinton Hazell |
A boot gas strut supports the rear window or tailgate, assisting in lifting it and holding it securely in the open position, preventing it from falling shut unexpectedly.
Symptoms include the rear window or tailgate being heavy, not staying open on its own, or closing slowly or suddenly. Visible signs of damage or leaks on the strut also indicate replacement is needed.
Yes, for most vehicles, including the VW AMAROK models specified, it is highly recommended to replace gas struts in pairs. This ensures balanced lifting force, even wear, and consistent operation on both sides.
The strut has a total length of 445 mm, a housing diameter of 18 mm, a stroke of 190 mm, and a piston conrod diameter of 8 mm.
The eject force is 220 N, which is the force the strut exerts to push the rear window open.
This is the original equipment manufacturer part number from Volkswagen (VAG) that this Quinton Hazell strut is designed to replace.
Installation is possible for individuals with mechanical experience. However, it is recommended to have a second person assist, and if unsure, professional installation by a qualified mechanic is advised for safety and correct fitment.
Ensure the strut was installed correctly and is fully secured at both mounting points. Check if the correct part number for your vehicle model and year was used. If the issue persists, the strut may be faulty or the opposing strut (if not replaced as a pair) may be weak.
Verify that you are using the correct part for your vehicle. Ensure no obstructions are present at the mounting points. Sometimes, slightly opening or closing the rear window can help align the mounting points. Never force the strut into place.
A slight hissing sound might be normal due to the gas escaping. However, loud clunking or grinding noises could indicate a faulty strut or loose mounting hardware. Check that all fasteners are tightened appropriately.
If you notice any oily residue around the strut seal or rod, the strut is likely leaking and should be replaced immediately. Do not attempt to repair a leaking gas strut.
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