Tailgate Struts. Audi Q7 2007-2015

Item description:

* The inflatable lift support is a type of pressurized shock absorber, which is often used to support the hood, hatch, trunk, rear window glass, etc. The longer these pneumatic hydraulic rods are used, the worse the power will be, and they should be replaced in time. Gas springs are also called engine hoods, hatches, liftgates, tailgates, rear window shocks, struts, dampers, hydraulic cylinders, and arms. Installed on a specific car and in a specific location.

Item features:

Special treatment makes the piston rod surface have strong corrosion resistance.

Minimum friction producing the lowest pulling force.

Long life cycle.

Protection against vibrations and light side forces.

Installation location: Tailgate

Fitment information:

Audi Q7 2007-2015

What are the symptoms of a bad lift support?

* Symptoms of faulty or bad hood lift support shocks:

The hood slowly closes by itself: Seals can wear out and slowly start to leak over time. Once enough pressure has leaked from the cylinder, it will no longer be able to properly support the weight of the hood, causing it to slowly lower until it eventually closes.

The hood suddenly closes by itself: A faulty lift support may have worn seals that may appear to be able to support the hood, only to suddenly give way, causing the hood to slam shut.

The hood does not stay up at all: If all the pressure leaks from the lift support, it will not be able to support the weight of the hood at all, and the hood will close as soon as it is opened.