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How to Replace the Gas Struts on the Rear Bonnet of a Lancia Musa

Model: Lancia Musa MK 1 - Years 2004-2012
Part: Body

If the rear bonnet does not stay up after being opened, it means the gas struts are damaged: replacing them is very simple and economical as a pair in the aftermarket costs about £20. Start by opening and lifting the bonnet using a support such as a broomstick or a wooden brace; then remove the struts that secure the ball joint of the strut, both upper and lower, and then apply the new struts ensuring to insert and securely fit the ball joint with the respective strut on both pistons.

Updated on 27 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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