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Is your Mercedes CLK convertible trunk lid no longer staying up? It’s likely time to replace the gas struts! In this easy DIY guide, I’ll show you how to replace the rear trunk shocks on a Mercedes CLK-Class (A209/C209 chassis). This method works on many vehicles with lift support struts—including other Mercedes models, BMWs, Audis, Hondas, and more. No special tools needed—just a flathead and a few minutes! I’ll walk you through how to remove and replace the rear trunk struts step-by-step—no special tools required!

This quick fix can be done in minutes and will restore your trunk's functionality without a trip to the shop. Perfect for CLK owners, DIYers, or anyone who’s tired of holding their trunk open with their head.
Works for CLK320, CLK430, CLK500,
Compatible Vehicles with Similar Trunk Strut Replacement:
Mercedes-Benz:

CLK-Class (2003–2009 A209/C209)

E-Class (W210, W211 trunk)

SLK R171/R170 (trunk and hood struts)

C-Class W203/W204

S-Class W220/W221 (trunk and hood)

Other Brands (same technique):

BMW: 3 Series E46/E90, 5 Series E39/E60

Audi: A4 B6/B7, A6 C5

Honda: Accord, Civic (trunk and hood)

Toyota: Camry, Corolla (older models)

Volkswagen: Jetta, Passat

Ford: Focus, Fusion (trunk struts)

Nissan: Altima, Sentra (rear lift support)

Most use a clip-style ball socket design—just pop the clips and swap the struts.

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