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Liftgate Struts - 2013 Equinox
juddywayne
Member Posts: 2
I just replaced my right liftgate strut (pretty simple) on my 2013 Equinox powered liftgate.I had previously ordered a pair but I didn't realize they were for a non-powered liftgate. I was told that they have different part numbers, but they look the same. Would the non-power strut fit the right side strut on powered liftgate if I need it in the future or is it a different animal. I have to pay shipping to send them back. If they are compatible then I will keep them as backup.
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