bighorse
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Does anyone know the specs of the lift cylinder support for the jump seat of a 2003 200BR?
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Jump Seat lift support cylinder on an '03 200BR
- Thread starter bighorse
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Bugsy24
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- Jun 25, 2010
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- 2008 310 Sundancer
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cleanairguy1969
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- Nov 9, 2008
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- 200 Select 2007
Nissan Armada 2008
- Engines
- 5.0 MPI w/Alpha Drive
I just replaced the one on my 200 select, its probably the same one. The factory part is an Attwood SL36-40-1. The specs are 17.2" extended 10.2" compressed. 40#. I went with a 50# replacement. It does a much better job.
bighorse
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I just replaced the one on my 200 select, its probably the same one. The factory part is an Attwood SL36-40-1. The specs are 17.2" extended 10.2" compressed. 40#. I went with a 50# replacement. It does a much better job.
I replaced mine a couple years ago with a 40# cylinder and it's not sufficient. It will hold the seat upright, but it won't keep it from slamming closed. How does the 50# cylinder do with regard to how fast it closes?