Porsche Front Hood Strut Replacement
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- This video shows how easy it is to replace the front hood lift supports on a Porsche Boxster. This procedure should be nearly identical on all modern Porsche models. It is a good idea, while you are replacing the hood struts to lubricate the hinges on the hood and the hood latch with white lithium grease.
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The video showed me how simple this job was, so I did it myself. These how-to demonstrations inspire confidence. Thanks.
How any diy/tutorial video should be. Straight to the point.
I replaced the lid/hood struts on my Porsche Panamera 2011 today after watching this video. It works exactly the same as in the video and was easy to do. I removed the clip completely and the strut slipped out of the ball joint.
I just successfully replaced the strut, Thank you for the knowledge.
Thanks joe
perfect - thank you!!! but should the struts be the other way around - rod below (or doesn't it matter)?
Thanks,bro
Thanks for the knowledge. I have this job to do shortly...
clean and grease the ball sockets prior to fitting the new gas struts and take care not to scratch the paint work :)
Always use lube on your strut....lol