Brainybear72 answered 8 years ago
pneumatic pistons or nothing but hinges and a hook. You can buy new OR you can save some money by going to the auto yard and removing from the same make/model/year vehicle as yours. It really isn't a difficult job to do, but you will get dirty.
Just buy new support struts at your local auto parts store.
I closed the hood an pliers were under there and it broke whatever holds the hood up automatically
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