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Old 04-02-2003, 05:38 PM
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i have the sedan and i got the spoiler put on at the dealership and the trunk lid is heavy. i think they didn't change the springs for the trunk lids. when i open it i have to push it up all the way or else it falls. does anyone else have this problem?
Old 04-02-2003, 05:54 PM
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Nope..... like my trunk cleeeaaaannnnnnn

No spoiler is the shizzy.

Actually arent those on the gas strut assembly?

If not maybe you should look into a set.
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Old 04-02-2003, 07:34 PM
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Originally posted by br2819
i have the sedan and i got the spoiler put on at the dealership and the trunk lid is heavy. i think they didn't change the springs for the trunk lids. when i open it i have to push it up all the way or else it falls. does anyone else have this problem?
I think it is supposed to do that. I have the coupe and I think mine kinda stayed open before but it falls now. Just don't leave your keys in the trunk or else you'd be screwed.
Old 04-02-2003, 08:29 PM
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is the 7th gen trunk lid on the rail things or gas shocks? i know they are suppose to add the added support for spoiler... at least in previous gens......
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they are on the rail things...the hood is supported by gas shocks though
Old 04-03-2003, 06:26 PM
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it is on te rails and i think only the v6 has the shocks. i gues i'll have to live with he heavy trunk lid
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make sure the dealership installed the heavy duty trunk springs...it's like a $16 kit. My Coupe is kinda like that...the trunk doesn't stay up by itself unless it's all the way up or 4/5 of the way up.

Nightshade, no Honda sedan trunk has gas struts. Everything has gooseneck hinges.
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Originally posted by 98CoupeV6
make sure the dealership installed the heavy duty trunk springs...it's like a $16 kit. My Coupe is kinda like that...the trunk doesn't stay up by itself unless it's all the way up or 4/5 of the way up.

Nightshade, no Honda sedan trunk has gas struts. Everything has gooseneck hinges.
what do you mean no Honda trunk has gas struts? Do you mean as of this model year? because 94-95 Accords have gas struts, as well as some, if not all, 5th gen civics.
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You know, I put the heavy springs in my trunk, but they didn't completely work until I put them in the second, tighter setting. The easiest way I've found is to use the tool I bought from the dealer for $6.
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Originally posted by 98CoupeV6


Nightshade, no Honda sedan trunk has gas struts. Everything has gooseneck hinges.
Actually, '94-'95 Accord and '92-'95 Civic Sedans have gas struts.



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