Tuff Support Hood Lift Support P/N:612218

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MPN: 612218
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Tuff Support Hood Lift Support P/N:612218
Tuff Support Hood Lift Support P/N:612218
$22.99

Keep the hood raised and steady with the Tuff Support Hood Lift Support 612218, a direct-fit replacement for the 2010-2015 Ford Taurus (all engines). This gas-charged strut takes over the job of holding your hood up so it stays open on its own while you work in the engine bay.

  • Holds the hood open: supports the weight of the raised hood and keeps it steady for hands-free access.
  • Signs it may need replacing: a hood that slowly sinks, won't stay up, or has to be propped up often are common signs a lift support has lost gas pressure.
  • Direct-fit replacement: designed for the listed Ford Taurus applications.

These vehicles use two hood lift supports (one per side). This listing is for a single support, so order two to replace both at once. Replacing both sides together is the best practice, since a support that's already weak on one side is usually not far behind on the other.

Fitment: 2010-2015 Ford Taurus [All].

Manufacturer part number 612218.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this hood lift support do?

It's a gas-charged strut that supports the weight of the raised hood and holds it open on its own, giving you hands-free access to the engine bay.

What vehicle does the 612218 fit?

It's a direct-fit replacement for the 2010-2015 Ford Taurus (all engines). Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm the fit for your vehicle.

How many do I need for my Taurus?

These applications use two hood lift supports. This listing is for one, so order two to replace both sides at the same time.

What are the signs my hood lift support is failing?

A hood that slowly drops, won't stay fully raised, or needs to be propped up are common signs a lift support has lost its gas pressure and may need replacing.

Should I replace both supports at once?

Yes, replacing both sides together is recommended. If one has weakened, the other is usually close behind, and a matched pair keeps the hood balanced and steady.