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A fairly quick and fast way I check struts is I put all my weight down on the hood and give it a push, if your struts are good, it will not allow the car to bounce at all, it will basically absorb the shock and your struts are okay, otherwise your car will bounce excessively and its time to change out you struts. Same procedure for you rears, except they should be coil over shocks and less complex as most cars front suspensions.
They are the gas or mechanical devices that hold the hood open.
Look for the hood release on the left kick panel below the dash, in front of, and to the left of the driver's seat. Pull back on it, and go to the front of the hood and slide the safety catch to open position while lifting the hood. The hood is supported by hydraulic struts, so no metal support rod is necessary.
Hood prop or gas struts or springs.
There is no hood release to close the hood. One of the hood struts may be frozen or damaged causing the problem. Disconnect one hood strut at a time to determine which one is bad. Your local auto parts store has replacement hood struts for that vehicle.
Ive heard its near the passengerside front under the hood near the firewall...
The super beetle has a different front end, having Macpherson struts. The apron, fenders and hood are styled different. The standard beetle has the torsion bar front end.
No, only one.
under the hood of a Toyota Camry
First, Take off the front tire. then remove the brake caliper, remove the brake disc, undo the bolts connecting the strut to the lower control arm, undo the bolts under the hood and remove. use spring compressors to get new one on and do the rest in reverse order.
To open the hood on a 2002 Toyota Camry when the hood release cord is not working properly, jack up the car and use a long pole underneath to trip the hood latch. Replace or repair the cord before closing the hood.
They need to be replaced. There is no repair for them. Check E-Bay before the dealer. You can save a lot of $$$$.