Product Overview
In the USA we only got hood struts that wear out and fail in cold weather. If you want the best and safest solution, here it is.
This is a complete kit to replace hood struts with OEM Toyota prop rod, Toyota grommet, and Toyota retaining clip. The pieces are noted in the diagram.
Reviews
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5 OEM Goodness
Posted by LexiesCruiser on Feb 11th 2022
Amazing little upgrade for when working on your hood. All original parts!
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5 Hood Prop
Posted by Josh on Jul 3rd 2021
Works as intended
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5 Easy install, No more Concussions!
Posted by Alexei N on May 5th 2021
Toyota OEM, easy install, nice packaging, and great company to order from. Ohh, and the bonus of everyone asking , "where did you get that?" all the time.
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5 Excellent!
Posted by Patrick on Mar 10th 2021
Just what I needed! Freed up space in the engine bay by allowing me to remove the gas struts. Also, no more hood falling shut in the cold!
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4 80 Series Hood Prop Rod - good value
Posted by Jon on Feb 22nd 2021
Quick shipping. All parts worked well except the clip used to hold the rod in the stowed position tends to come up with the rod; I put some silicone on the portion that clips into the body and it now seems to be staying in place when un-clipping the rod to erect it. Value seems about right; about the same price as chasing the individual parts and S/H.
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5 Oem Toyota hood prop rod kit.
Posted by Brian on Jul 8th 2020
Exactly what I was looking for. Huddexpo was was great!
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5 80 series hood prop kit
Posted by LandCruisinMy93 on Jan 20th 2020
I finally got tired of being bludgeoned by my hood on cold days when I was working on the cruiser. So, I finally got around to looking up parts when I found this kit. Took about 3 minutes to install and came with Toyota parts. Now I don't have to worry about being clobbered by the hood anymore.
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5 Simple solution to the gas struts
Posted by Jason on Jan 26th 2019
While I initially balked at the price, this simple fix will keep your head safe, and is probably cheaper than replacing the gas ones when they fail, again and again.
