0n my 2005 envoy the window and hatch lifts are not the same length-tip to tip as the ones that are original equipment. will theese fit?
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It's been several years since I bought the hatch lift for my 2003 Trailblazer. What ever I bought fit the hatch lift. Howard
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As I recall I had to extend to lifts a bit.. very little. If they are a bit short then extending them a bit should be no problem. But.. just a guess.
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As long as the connectors are the same (ball and socket) it should. The only difference will be how high the glass and hatch go when opened.
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It's been several years since I bought the hatch lift for my 2003 Trailblazer. What ever I bought fit the hatch lift.Howard
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I have not installed the unit in my GMC Envoy. Of late, I have discovered that the unit may not fit into my Envoy and I am considering purchasing a different unit from another manufacturer that will suit and fit my Envoy. I cannot therefore say for sure whether the unit can do any of the actions you are asking for.
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Greetings: These are for the rear window for the model that has a liftgate. Note some had dropgates. With this model it can get very tricky getting the correct support. We suggest you send us any and all numbers that are on the old ones and with that we can point you to the correct listing. Thank You, Lou Fishman, Lift Supports Depot.
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I don't know about this exhaust system. But I have fit other exhaust systems made for hatchbacks on sedans. They fit, but the tip doesn't extend all the way to the rear of the car - it is a few inches too short. If you can live with this, it will likely fit okay.
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They are a generic shape and essentially a vinyl sticker so it should fit adequately on the new model. They are smaller than the mounting location. Just keep in mind the stickers are designed to wrap the edge of the door seal so if the new angle is sharper you will need to heat them up a bit first.
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Worked on mine great, you just may have to do some adjusting on exactly where the lift may go. Yours looks just like mine.
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I installed on my 2002 GMC Envoy. Fit perfectly. I can't verify they would fit yours, but I don't think the liftgate changed that much. I'll bet they would fit and they are a nice product. (Note: review the installation procedure on YouTube. It really helps. Took me less than 10 minutes to install).
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You bet! These will fit with no problem at all...they come mounted and aired, and ready to bolt right on...no lift kit required. Thanks for the inquiry, Josh.
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Hi, my laredo is a 2005 model. & yes its for the liftgate not the window. It works very well.
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No. The ride height did not change on my 2002 GMC Envoy. The reason for purchasing the QuickStrut was because I didn't want to mess with spring compressors. The old spring/strut combos were easily removed in one piece and the new ones went in just as easily. I got about 150,000 miles on the original struts before noticing some vehicle wandering on the road. Problem ended with the new struts. Also followed instructions in video I found on-line, and changed out the struts without the need for a re-alignment (assuming you didn't need one in the first place.) Great ride, if you like slightly stiffer than normal. I go off road occasionally, so I like the stiffness. No. The ride height did not change on my 2002 GMC Envoy. The reason for purchasing the QuickStrut was because I didn't want to mess with spring compressors. The old spring/strut combos were easily removed in one piece and the new ones went in just as easily. I got about 150,000 miles on the original struts before noticing some vehicle wandering on the road. Problem ended with the new struts. Also followed instructions in video I found on-line, and changed out the struts without the need for a re-alignment (assuming you didn't need one in the first place.) Great ride, if you like slightly... » Read More No. The ride height did not change on my 2002 GMC Envoy. The reason for purchasing the QuickStrut was because I didn't want to mess with spring compressors. The old spring/strut combos were easily removed in one piece and the new ones went in just as easily. I got about 150,000 miles on the original struts before noticing some vehicle wandering on the road. Problem ended with the new struts. Also followed instructions in video I found on-line, and changed out the struts without the need for a re-alignment (assuming you didn't need one in the first place.) Great ride, if you like slightly stiffer than normal. I go off road occasionally, so I like the stiffness. « Show Less
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Didn't work for my car (2004 XLE with power lift gate). Passenger side clipped right on and held the gate up but the close mechanism has to work hard to lock the gate shut. The driver's side unit also went in easily but was so long it prevents the gate from fully closing. The key difference seems to be the length of the black hydraulic cylinder. The OEM unit cylinder is 15 3/8" long and this item is 15 7/8" long. Apparently, size does matter.
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I doubt that it will fit as the Envoy has a different body than the '14 Terrain I have it on. Check with a dealer first before purchasing this particular item.
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I am not 100% sure but I think it will. Simply call your local dealership and ask them if the part number is the same for the Standard Envoy and the Denali.
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Off hand I don't know but if you look up your 2007 Envoy for a list of cargo covers ,it should help.Sorry I could not be much help.
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I'm note sure about your cover. I installed lift supports on a Lear cover window. I would suggest to measure the length of your existing lifts and order a pair that length and an 18 pound lift strength. Look on your existing lifts and see if it has a model number. If so cross reference it.
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Thank you for contacting us. This does not fit the SEL model. The correct ASIN for the SEL model is B009LQ8EZW. If you have any questions please let us know. -- Lift Supports Depot
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hi, you will have to measure the original lift firt. At its open position, measure the lenght from the connection pins, and locate the lift capacity of the original lifts which should be marked on the cylinder. The pair I purchased is a 17" lift with a 28 lbs capacity. I cannot say if this particular unit will be good fit for your hatchback, especially the weight capacity of the hatch back door. This unit is sufficient for my truck's camper shell glass door because it is not as heavy as a hatchback's door, but you can drop by your local auto supply store and compare the lifts they sell to the one you need. Good luck. hi, you will have to measure the original lift firt. At its open position, measure the lenght from the connection pins, and locate the lift capacity of the original lifts which should be marked on the cylinder. The pair I purchased is a 17" lift with a 28 lbs capacity. I cannot say if this particular unit will be good fit for your hatchback, especially the weight capacity of the hatch back door. This unit is sufficient for my truck's camper shell glass door because it is not as heavy as a hatchback's door, but you can drop by your local auto supply store and compare the lifts they sell... » Read More hi, you will have to measure the original lift firt. At its open position, measure the lenght from the connection pins, and locate the lift capacity of the original lifts which should be marked on the cylinder. The pair I purchased is a 17" lift with a 28 lbs capacity. I cannot say if this particular unit will be good fit for your hatchback, especially the weight capacity of the hatch back door. This unit is sufficient for my truck's camper shell glass door because it is not as heavy as a hatchback's door, but you can drop by your local auto supply store and compare the lifts they sell to the one you need. Good luck. « Show Less