How to Replace Hood Struts 2014-19 Toyota Tundra
Created on: 2018-04-02
How to repair, install, fix, change or replace a weak or sagging hood or hatch strut on 14 Toyota Tundra
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step 1 :Removing the Hood Strut
- Open the hood
- Pry the tab off the top of the hood strut with a flat blade screwdriver
- Pull the strut off the top socket
- Support the hood by hand
- Pry the tab off the bottom of the hood strut with a flat blade screwdriver
- Pull the strut off the bottom socket
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step 2 :Installing the Hood Strut
- Pop the hood strut onto the bottom socket
- Pop the hood strut onto the top socket
- Close the hood
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To remove the hood support, open up the lock with a flat blade screwdriver. Do the same for this one here. Pull off the ball stud and make sure you have a good hold of the hood. It might want to come free. You can let it down if you need to go grab your new one.
These ones are working fine, so we're going to put them back on. It's not terribly heavy, but I'm going to pop it onto this one here as it's closer to my hand. Push the lock over. I'll get this over here first. Now, it's helping to support it and I'm just going to pry it over get back over on the lock. Locked it place. We do the same for the other one. Just set them up and they snap down into place and your hood support's changed.
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