Toyota Sienna Rear Liftgate Strut Replacement - Quick & Easy!
Vložit
- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- In this video, we go through the detailed steps of how to replace the liftgate struts on the rear hatch door lift on a Toyota Sienna, all in under 2 minutes.
amzn.to/3XBOtsC - Liftgate Struts Toyota Sienna 2004-2010 (Part# SG229013 4590)
Here is a link for the liftgate struts I installed in this video.
For more helpful tutorials, visit:
PracticalMechanic.com
Prefer a written tutorial? Check out my article:
practicalmecha...
I may earn commissions for purchases made through the links below.
As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
amzn.to/3XBOtsC - Liftgate Struts Toyota Sienna 2004-2010 (Part# SG229013 4590)
Thanks for watching and please give a thumbs-up!
Thanks for this!! I bought the struts off amazon for $20.37 and it took maybe 5min to install them. For fun I called the Toyota dealer for an estimate. Parts and labor came $253.
CZcams rocks, car dealer suck!
Nice! Thanks for the data point; hopefully this is helpful for lots of people! 👍
BEST, most thorough test easily explained video I’ve ever seen
Awesome! Thank you so much, glad it helped! 😁
OMG. Thank you so much!! My dad took his 2005 Sienna to a local mechanic for this very problem, and the dude quoted my dad $500. I'm about to go and seriously kick his ass or something. Bought the parts on Ebay for $20 and got it fixed literally under 2 minutes. You saved me $480 and a trip to the a#$%^ole mechanic.
This makes me so happy; this is the reason why I make these videos! Thanks for letting me know, and all the best to you and your dad!
Thank you for this! I was able to replace mine in literally less than five minutes because of your video!
Awesome! So glad to hear it!
Perfect instructions! Thank you for the help. (2015 Sienna XLE)
Excellent! Glad to hear it! 👍
Simple and straight to the point. Thanks for making such a great video I can follow.
Thank you, Edgar! Glad it was helpful! 👍 All the best to you!
Ordered from your link to help you since your video was super helpful in me believing I could actually install them. I would have changed them 2 years ago before total failure if I'd seen this sooner! Many thanks!
Much appreciated, thanks! Here's to another decade or more, hopefully! 😂
We’ll done, good video.
Thank you, glad you like it!
Very nice video. On my 2013 Sienna the clips actually came out completely. That was fine since I was putting on new struts. I guess the lower end of the strut was on there so long I actually had to use a small pry bar to pop it out. The top one came out quite easily.
Thanks Anthony! And thanks to the extra information. Glad it worked out! 👍
Thank you!
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Muchas gracias por su ayuda,,en 10 minutos los cambie
¡De nada! Me alegro que el vídeo haya podido ayudarte. diez minutos es bastante rápido; ¡Ya eres un experto!
Concise and well done. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
You are a lifesaver! Thank you!
Glad it helped!
Great video…clear, concise directions. Easy to understand and follow. Kudos!! Also, I just subbed to your channel
Awesome, thank you!
@@PracticalMechanic absolutely, I literally just replaced the lift gate struts just now…took all of 3-5 minutes to do after I watched your vid. Ordered the parts but was unsure of how to do it. Thanks for the info
Awesome thanks very much
You're welcome, glad it was helpful!
Much appreciated your help Sir 🙏🙏
My pleasure, thanks for watching! 👍
Awesome thank you about to install new ones now 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💪🏾
Glad I could help! Please give a thumbs up if it helped! All the best to you! 👍
Subscribed!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks!
Verry helpull thanks 👍
No problem! Glad to help! 👍
Thank You!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching my channel, and please subscribe!
Thank you so much
You're welcome, glad to help!
Thanks for the video. I just replaced my 2004 XLE limited with 220000+ miles. I have read Amazon customers' reviews that at least two persons had mentioned two new struts would make the lift gate hard to close so they installed only one new one and the results were good. I decided to install the left one only and the lift gate functions perfectly. I did not install the right side one so I don't have first hand experience regarding the above mentioned issue. Did you experience too much resistance from the new struts that makes the lift gate not to close properly? Thanks (Just subscribed)
I noticed with both new struts installed, that the lift gate opened faster (with more authority!) and also took more force to close, which you might expect. I didn't notice any issues with it not closing properly. It works fine, just takes a little more force to close it, like when it was new. If replacing just one works well for you, then I'd leave it - you'll just have an extra one in case it ever gets sluggish in the future. I hope this helps! Thanks for the sub!
Thanks for the quick response. I will install the right one just wanted to see the difference since the installation process is so easy. Keep up the good work.@@PracticalMechanic
Thank you much appreciated!
Thank you. I subscribed.
Thank you, much appreciated. Have a great day! 👍
Nice! Got it done
Excellent! Feels good, doesn't it?
@@PracticalMechanic yes, took like 10 min for the repair. I don’t know why I didn’t do it sooner
Yes! I felt the same way!
Great instructions, removal was a piece of cake, but the new struts are about 1/2" too long for my install. Couldn't get the new ones to fit at all on my 2007 Sienna, no matter how much I moved the lift gate. Any insider tips? The video was helpful, though. Will try to buy from a local parts store and eyeball them before purchase.
Bummer! 1/2" too long should still work without damaging the liftgate (assuming you can somehow get them on!). You probably already tried it, but sometimes taking off the opposite side strut can help to give you the extra 1/2" you need. In some cases, having 1 or 2 people pushing UP on the liftgate while another person is pushing the strut onto the knob can work.
Anyway, good luck, hope it works out!
Appreciated.
Thank you! 👍
👌🏾
👍!
420th