Reply to "rear deck lid latch adjustment"

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quote:
Originally posted by RRS1:
This is easy you don't need a redesign or extra gadgets. Use AutoZone D95004. It is the perfect amount of resistance for a standard deck lid.

If you're trying to protect against a high wind from slamming it down you shouldn't have it up anyway.

Maybe you had better luck on the Autozone struts, but I went through 2 sets within about a year due to them weakening & not holding the hood. And changing the struts without a helper is a pain in the crotch; however using bungees from hood to the garage rafters helps.

3/14/188:26 PM

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