🚪 Enhance Your Toyota Sienna Rear Liftgate with ECCPP Gas Springs - Compatible with 2004-2010 Sienna [Model] - Set of 2 Review

Excellent value for money compared to OEM. Hope they last as long. Fits perfectly on my 2009 Sienna manual tailgate. NOTE:. The clamp at both ends is designed for longitudinal displacement. To the end, not from the body. Use a small flathead screwdriver to slide them instead of lifting them.* Easy and quick installation. Only a small flathead screwdriver is required* Fully raises the door to the top once you overcome the first 1-2 sensations at the start of the manual opening range. I wouldn't…

. Well, the passenger side rear liftgate pillar broke the seal of the original factory unit and offered no support. He was completely shot. Because of this, the tailgate opened slowly, and sometimes not at all. It then closed as soon as it neared the summit. There is no way it will remain open. So I called my friendly neighborhood Toyota dealer to see how many were new. For some reason I knew they were expensive, but I didn't know HOW. The stealership asked for $252 EACH. only for parts. They…

Thanks to former reviewers - I bought this "PAIR" and immediately replaced the struts on my 2004 Toyota Sienna tailgate - saved our lives! I still have a bruise on my right shoulder after the old struts failed and crashed into my shoulder (luckily no major injuries other than a bad bruise). I wish I had known about this and replaced them when I first noticed the existing racks were starting to fail a few months ago! Well, better late than never! I've had offers at local major chain auto parts…

These racks should have come with installation instructions but a quick pipe search revealed a helpful video so it doesn't matter. workshop before you start replacing the frame. You need the space to fully open the overhead gate without knocking on the overhead garage door. (Note - I installed it on a 2004 Toyota Sienna). However, installation was literally straightforward. Knock out old shelves and put in new ones. You may need a helper (or prop) to hold the overhead gate while you swap out…

They are very easy to install. If I had known how easy and inexpensive it is to install them on my Prius I would have done it much sooner. A word of caution: seek help. If you are doing this alone, make sure you have something strong and LONG ENOUGH to hold the sunroof while you install the first jamb. You don't realize how heavy this door is until you start installing it! My somewhat amusing experience was that I had a strong stick to hold it, but it turned out that the stick wasn't long…

After reading many reviews about it we decided to stick with them. Almost everyone seemed to have good results with them, with only a few people mentioning a problem with their overpowering. When they arrived they appeared to be very well constructed and once installed we noticed an immediate improvement: the overhead gate didn't fall on our heads! Sure it was a bit much like some reviewers said, but it was safer than a concussion right?!?! Unfortunately, the answer is far worse than a simple…