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ALR5883 - Bonnet Gas Strut – Non-Locking

Original price - Original price €35,70
Original price
€35,70
€35,70 - €35,70
Current price €35,70
OEM Part
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Bonnet Gas Strut a gas-filled telescopic support strut for the bonnet.

The strut counterbalances the weight of the raised bonnet and holds it open. This is the non-locking type: it extends to support the bonnet without a mechanical lock at intermediate positions.
Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic 1994-2001 (P38)
Alternative Codes
ALR5883

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Bonnet Gas Strut used for?
The Bonnet Gas Strut is a gas-filled telescopic strut that counterbalances the raised bonnet and holds it open on the Range Rover P38 (1994-2001). This is the non-locking type, so it supports the bonnet without a mechanical lock at intermediate positions.
How many gas struts does the bonnet use?
Bonnet gas struts are typically fitted as a pair, one each side, on the Range Rover P38. When one loses gas pressure and the bonnet starts to drop, the other is usually worn too, so most owners replace both together for even support.
Can I fit the bonnet gas strut myself?
Fitting the bonnet gas strut is typically a straightforward DIY job on the Range Rover P38. The strut usually locates onto ball studs at each end. Supporting the bonnet while you swap the strut is the main precaution, and no specialist tools are typically required.