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Lexus RX350 Rear Hatch Liftgate Quick Fix

Lexus RX350 or RX 450h Rear hatch liftgate 5-minute fix. For 2010 - 2015 REAR HATCH Replacement Struts: https://amzn.to/3yC6auH (Covered exactly in this video) For 2010 - 2015 FRONT HOOD Replacement Struts: https://amzn.to/49dXxtc (Replacement for front hood struts almost exactly like in this video) For 2007 - 2009 REAR HATCH Replacement Struts: https://amzn.to/3I3Lm6j (Replacement slightly different but also easy and comes with instructions) For 2004-2006 REAR HATCH Replacement Struts: https://amzn.to/3UJBplV (Replacement slightly different but also easy and comes with instructions) For 2016 - 2019 REAR HATCH Replacement Support: https://amzn.to/49gsIUF (Replacement slightly different but also easy and comes with instructions) Lexus Liftgate Repair Does your Lexus RX rear liftgate whack you in the head every time you get under it? If so it’s very likely because the gas struts – those two thin shock absorber-looking supports -- are worn out and no longer strong enough to lift the rear hatch. Fear not! Replacing them is super easy! The solution in this video should work on all Lexus RX350 and 450h models 2010 thru 2015. The replacement struts cost less than $40 and are available on Amazon. See the link in the description below. Be sure to read the description online before ordering to make certain they will fit your vehicle. Step One You only need one tool -- a small flat-head screw driver. Have that handy by placing it in the rear cargo area. Step two Use something to prop the lift gate all the way open. Make sure it is secure, since when we take off the two struts this pole or board will be supporting all the weight of the rear hatch and you will be working under it! Step Three We are going to remove the upper end of the right strut first. Remove by prying up the retaining clip as shown. Next do the same on the upper end of the left strut. Step Four In a similar manner pry loose the retaining clip on the lower end of the right side strut. Once the clip is out you should be able to remove the strut completely. Do the same on the left side. Step Five This step is optional. Take a moment to wipe off all four now exposed ball joints. Maybe add a drop or spritz of oil like WD40 to each if you have some. Step Six No tool required for this step! Make sure that the THICK end of the NEW strut is attached to the lower end of the car body and the THIN end is attached to the hinged hatch that lifts up. All you need to do is firmly press the open ball socket on the strut onto the ball joint. Do the lower right one first, again making sure you have the thick black end in hand. Once in place you should not be able to pull it back off. Now do the upper THIN end. And then repeat these steps on the left side. That’s it! Make certain all four connections are firmly in place. Remove the temporary support pole and test your repair. Thank you for watching! If this worked for you please like and subscribe! Product links are affiliate links - I may earn a commission on qualifying purchases (at no extra cost to you)