Boot Gas Strut - Quinton Hazell QTS128662

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The Quinton Hazell QTS128662 Boot Gas Strut is an essential replacement part for BMW 5 Series Touring (E39) owners experiencing sagging or failing rear window glass support. Engineered for durability and precise fitment, this high-quality gas spring restores effortless opening and closing motions to your vehicle's tailgate glass; however, users should ensure they are comfortable with basic mechanical handling or seek professional installation to manage the tension safely.
| Model Part Number | QTS128662 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Quinton Hazell |
Yes, this part number is universal for the side positions on the rear glass, but it is highly recommended to replace them in pairs.
This specific strut (QTS128662) is designed for the rear window glass application.
Typically, only a flat-head screwdriver is required to release the retaining clips on the existing ball joints.
It is strongly advised to have an assistant support the weight of the glass window to prevent it from slamming shut during the swap.
The Quinton Hazell QTS128662 features an eject force of 560 N.
Ensure both left and right side struts have been replaced simultaneously to maintain balanced tension.
Apply a tiny amount of silicone lubricant to the ball joint to ease the connection process.
This strut is compatible with the BMW 5 Series Touring (E39) and is intended for the rear glass window assembly.
Installation Steps:
Care Instructions: Keep the piston rod free from dust and debris to prevent damage to the internal seals. Do not attempt to open or modify the pressurized housing.