How To Install Trunk Struts in a Maserati Granturismo

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Qty (2) Fits Maserati GranTurismo Rear Trunk Lift Supports Replaces 69054500
by Lift Supports Depot

This listing includes 2 Lift Supports For the Trunk.
Extended Length from Center Mount to Center Mount is 10.24 in.
Lift Supports Depot supports are High Quality European Lift Struts. Designed to install easily in minutes, often times without special tools.
Includes a Limited Lifetime Warranty!
Interchangable with the following OEM Numbers: 69054500,9202xb,PM3816

Qty (2) Fits Maserati GranTurismo Rear Trunk Lift Supports Replaces 69054500
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Qty (2) Fits Maserati GranTurismo Front Hood Lift Supports Replaces 68250000
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CCIYU Qty(2) 6661 Lift Supports Struts Replacement Fit for 2009-2014 Mazda CX-9 Rear Liftgate
CCIYU Qty(2) 6661 Lift Supports Struts Replacement Fit for 2009-2014 Mazda CX-9 Rear Liftgate

Vehicle Specific Lift Supports for the Hood, Trunk, Hatch, Liftgate or Tailgate: Are covered with a Limited Lifetime Warranty . Lift Supports for Non Automotive vehicle specific applications, Tonneau covers, Doors, Beds, Marine Use, Camper & Misc Uses, Commercial vehicles, Vintage vehicles manufactured prior to 1980 and special projects are cover for a period of 12 months. To help extend the life of your supports we suggest using them as often as possible in that the seal will bind to the shaft and deteriorate with non use. Also open slowly so as not to tear the seal. When possible the support shaft ( skinny part ) should be pointing downward when the lid is in the closed position. This may not be possible for some applications due to clearance. And should not be done on the liftgate or hatch.