Super trivial question re: rear hatch struts

Endlessblockades

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One of the first things i did to my 2000 was replace the feeble rear hatch struts. The original bushings and washers were basically remnants when I put the new ones on but i used what there was. It worked great then and the struts still do, but now it sounds like a flock of Canadian Geese is flying out of the back whenever i open or close the hatch. Anyone have ideas about what i can use from the HW store? Was thinking about some urethane washers or something? I suppose I could see if OEM kits are available........
 
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One of the first things i did to my 2000 was replace the feeble rear hatch struts. The original bushings and washers were basically remnants when I put the new ones on but i used what there was. It worked great then and the struts still do, but now it sounds like a flock of Canadian Geese is flying out of the back whenever i open or close the hatch. Anyone have ideas about what i can use from the HW store? Was thinking about some urethane washers or something? I suppose I could see if OEM kits are available........


https://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/190644-rear-lift-strut-bushing-fix-$1-15-a.html

There are no OEM kits
 
when I did my strong arms a while back..the hillman parts referenced were not available by those part #'s at my local home depot. That does not mean that they are not available at yours. Ours is a small home depot and lots of stuff home depot sells is at next big home depot....600 miles away in anchorage . So I did go back with my strut and pin and found some that would fit. sorry I did not record #'s.
Lowes sells same types of stuff
 

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