Energy is in gas-charged lift supports, which produce power by compressing gas inside a cylinder. When the door is closed, the bounce is stored. Energy is released when the door is fully open to raising the hood, liftgate, or trunk, keeping them securely open. Shock absorbers or struts are frequently confused with gas-charged lift supports, which absorb energy to control motion. Lift supports typically have a 1,500 psi gas charge inside of them and cannot be compressed manually. By design, all gas-charged lift supports deteriorate with time. Most of the time, they are invisible until they start to malfunction. The natural permeability loss of gas pressure is one of the most frequent causes of failure.
Key Features:
- The steel rods have been tempered and coated in nitride to prevent corrosion.
- Precisely made polymer rod ends.
- Bronze bushings, polymer end fittings, and strong chromium-plated shafts make the spring.
- Long-lasting tri-lobe internal seal and polymer rod ends.
- Gas-Filled Supports of Marine Grade.
- A synthetic polymer rod ends.
- It is abrass bushings.
Product Details:
- SKU: GS62630
- UPC: 808282134242
- Weight: 0.26 LBS
- OEM Number: GSNI-5000-20
- Unit Of Measure: EA
- Rated (Lbs): 20
- Compressed Length (Inches): 7
- Extended Length (Inches): 10
Marine Grade Gas Filled Supports ? Annealed steel rods, nitride coated for corrosion resistance ? Engineered polymer rod ends ? Bronze bushings ? Multi-lobe internal seal ? Exact fit OEM replacement
This product replaces:
- 49-62630, GS62630, GS6263, 808282134242, 11-GS62630, 20-01900, 2312162630
