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Metzger 2110006 Gas Spring, Boot
Eject Force [N]: 350 - Housing Diameter [mm]: 19 - Length [mm]: 500 - Piston conrod diameter [mm]: 8 - Stroke [mm]: 212
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Metzger 2110006 Gas Spring – Boot
The Metzger 2110006 Gas Spring is a high‑performance suspension component designed specifically for the rear cargo area of the Volkswagen Golf series, including the classic Golf 3. This gas spring delivers reliable lift and support for the boot lid, ensuring smooth operation and long‑term durability.
Key Features
- Precision Engineering: Manufactured with a hardened steel shaft and a robust brass or stainless steel housing to resist corrosion and wear.
- Controlled Gas Pressure: The internal gas chamber is pre‑charged to provide consistent lift force, allowing the boot lid to open effortlessly while maintaining a firm seal when closed.
- Compact Design: Its slim profile fits seamlessly into the existing mounting points of the Golf 3 rear suspension without requiring extensive modifications.
- Long‑Lasting Seal: Equipped with high‑quality O‑rings and seals that prevent air leakage, ensuring the spring maintains its pressure over many cycles.
- Easy Installation: Comes with all necessary mounting hardware and clear instructions for a straightforward swap or upgrade.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 2110006 |
| Application | Rear cargo area (boot) of Volkswagen Golf series, including Golf 3 |
| Material | Hardened steel shaft; brass or stainless steel housing |
| Gas Type | Nitrogen (pre‑charged) |
| Lifting Capacity | Designed to support typical boot lid loads up to 30 kg (66 lb) |
| Operating Temperature Range | -40 °C to +80 °C (-40 °F to +176 °F) |
| Dimensions | Length: ~250 mm; Diameter: ~30 mm (shaft) |
| Mounting Type | Standard bolt‑on with integrated mounting plate |
Installation Overview
The installation of the Metzger 2110006 Gas Spring is a straightforward process that can be completed in under an hour. Below is a step‑by‑step guide:
- Preparation: Park the vehicle on a level surface, engage the parking brake, and lift the rear of the car using a jack or lift if necessary.
- Remove Old Spring: Locate the existing gas spring at the rear suspension. Unscrew the mounting bolts with an appropriate socket set, carefully detach the spring, and set it aside.
- Attach New Spring: Position the new Metzger 2110006 Gas Spring onto the mounting plate. Align the bolt holes precisely to avoid misalignment.
- Screw in Place: Tighten the mounting bolts securely, ensuring that the spring is firmly seated and free from any play.
- Test Operation: Lower the boot lid gently to verify smooth movement. The gas spring should provide a steady lift without excessive resistance or slack.
- Final Check: Inspect all connections for tightness, confirm that no parts are rattling, and ensure the boot lid seals properly when closed.
Benefits of Upgrading to Metzger 2110006
- Enhanced Comfort: The spring’s controlled lift reduces the effort required to open or close the boot, especially useful for heavier loads.
- Improved Durability: High‑grade materials and precise gas pressure mean fewer maintenance issues over time compared to standard springs.
- Consistent Performance: The spring maintains its lift force across a wide temperature range, ensuring reliable operation in both hot summer and cold winter conditions.
- Compatibility: Designed specifically for the Golf 3 platform, it fits without modifications to existing suspension geometry.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
If you encounter any of the following problems after installation, consider these solutions:
| Issue | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Boot lid feels stiff or hard to lift. | Gas pressure may have leaked or the spring is not fully seated. | Check for proper seating, reseat the spring, and verify that no air has escaped from the gas chamber. |
| Boot lid does not stay closed. | Insufficient lift force or misalignment. | Ensure correct mounting orientation and confirm the spring is fully compressed when the boot is closed. |
| Spring makes a rattling noise. | Loose mounting bolts or damaged housing. | Tighten all fasteners, inspect for wear, and replace any compromised components. |
Maintenance Tips
- Regular Inspection: Every few months, check the mounting bolts for tightness and look for signs of corrosion or wear on the spring housing.
- Clean Seals: Keep the O‑rings and seals free from dirt and debris to maintain gas pressure integrity.
- Avoid Overloading: While the spring can handle typical cargo loads, consistently exceeding its rated capacity may shorten its lifespan.
Why Choose Metzger?
The Metzger brand is synonymous with quality in automotive suspension components. Their meticulous manufacturing processes and rigorous testing ensure that each gas spring delivers:
- Reliability: Proven performance across diverse driving conditions.
- Precision Fit: Exact dimensions tailored to the Volkswagen Golf chassis.
- Longevity: Designed to withstand thousands of lift cycles without degradation.
Conclusion
The Metzger 2110006 Gas Spring – Boot is an essential upgrade for owners of the Volkswagen Golf series who demand smooth, reliable boot operation. Its engineered precision, durable construction, and ease of installation make it a top choice for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts alike.
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| Brand | ![]() Metzger is a German brand that produces high-quality meat products. The company is known for its sausages, ham, and bacon, and its products are sold in grocery stores and supermarkets around the world. Metzger's products are made with fresh, natural ingredients and are free of additives and preservatives. |
| MPN | Metzger 2110006 |
| ID | 21178558 |
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