🔧 Set of 2 Liftgate Supports for Santa Fe Sport 2013-2014 (Exclude Third Row) - Part Numbers: 785370, 817712W000, 81771-2W000, 817714Z000, 81771-4Z000, 817814Z000, 81781-4Z000, PM3316, SG367024 Review

One of the rear sunroof pillars was leaking oil, preventing the sunroof from staying open on the 2013 Santa Fe. Both replaced in less than 10 minutes.

Obviously it was easy for my husband to install it in minutes. My sunroof opens so easily and no longer falls on my head. Shipping much earlier than expected!

Very easy to fit and still works well. Time will tell how long that lasts, but if it lasts a few years, it's worth the savings.

Bought for my wife's car. Their racks had stopped working in the last cold. forced her to keep the hatch open, and the two traded places in about five minutes. Many thanks to the seller for the fast and free UPS shipping and the excellent replacement. I never called the dealer but read that it costs $500-$750 to replace. A small flathead screwdriver and a YouTube video.

The tailgate kept falling, I hit my head a couple of times and found I had to replace mine as they were almost completely worn out. Found these on Revain, the price was right and they were very easy to install. Due to the weight, a second person must support the sunroof during the shift. It works the same way it did when I bought my car. Definitely recommend.

My Santa Fe Sport SUV's tailgate wouldn't stay open and I had no idea how heavy it was! The dealer asked $100 for installation when I bought the parts, so I did a little research and bought them. Installed in 15 minutes, the hydraulics are excellent. I barely have to undo the latch and they immediately raise the hatch. SOLID! Very happy with my purchase. I saved money and time and got great results. Highly recommended.

The dealer wanted to charge me $360 for the product and installation. I told my son he choked and said mom doesn't do it. My son works on cars but I like to have dealers work on mine but since this is for my tailgate I figured it might hurt. I couldn't believe it. My son showed me how to do it. I could replace them next time if I wanted. My sunroof stays open, cold or warm, no matter the weather, instead of constantly falling on my head.