🔋 Gas Charged Rear Glass Window Lift Support for Honda Passport, Isuzu Amigo, Rodeo, and Wizard - Qty(2) PM2013 (1994-2002, 1999-2000, 1991-2004) Review

Availability I was tired when I was hit in the head by the Rodeo's rear window as the temperature dropped. Now my head feels better.

Installed in about 1 hour including removing the old one. I haven't worn them for long, but after 6 months I'm happy with them.

I installed these on my 2003 Rodeo about 3 months ago. Installation was easy and they appear to be OEM or better quality. No complaints and delivery was fast.

Our rear window stays were useless every time the temperature dropped. You're not holding a glass. New frames were replaced quickly and easily. Fits perfectly!

Forgot the rear window pops up by itself - no more headbanging! Perfect, safe installation. The hardest part was removing the old broken window pillars without breaking anything (WD-40 helped).

I have replaced the original lifting legs. Because after 20 years of operation, the elevators could no longer hold the rear window. Ten minutes later I had replaced the old elevators and voila, like new.

2000 Isuzu Rodeo. Fast delivery. Installs them perfectly in no time with no hassle. The window doesn't fall on my head anymore! Thank you Arana (I had previously bought a different brand and the glass cracked when I tried to close it the first time.)

Both fit and easy to install, they don't seem to have the same capacity as the EOM which had a larger diameter and stronger than them, opening the glass does not move automatically after opening the gate, I have to lift it or press it, but the glass stays up

The shock absorbers do what they are supposed to do although installation was a nuisance as the clips were misaligned and wrapped around the hinge bushing so I had to remove each clip completely to to install him. The original clips on the worn shock absorbers were of much better quality. Last time I saved up at Revain Auto Parts