Second Hand Hyundai Getz Bonnet Strut

The Hyundai Getz uses a simple metal stay rod to prop the bonnet open, not a gas-filled bonnet strut. This means there is no bonnet strut to source for this model, and you will not find one listed by breakers. If your stay rod is missing or bent, search for a 'Hyundai Getz bonnet stay rod' or 'bonnet prop rod' instead.

It is not correct - the Getz was not fitted with gas struts to support the bonnet at any point during its production run or across any trim level. The bonnet is held open by a hinged metal prop rod clipped into a holder on the engine bay side. If a seller is listing a bonnet strut for a Getz, it is likely a mislabelled item, and you should ask them to confirm what they are actually supplying before buying.

You need the bonnet stay rod, sometimes also called a bonnet prop rod or bonnet support rod, which is the simple metal arm that clips into a slot on the bonnet to hold it open. These are inexpensive and widely available from Getz breakers. Search specifically for 'Hyundai Getz bonnet stay rod' when requesting quotes on Findapart.

The Getz ran from 2002 to 2009 and received a facelift around 2005, but the bonnet stay rod is a simple mechanical prop and is very likely consistent across the generation - confirm with the breaker against your registration to be sure. Trim level, engine size, and number of doors make no difference to this part.

The 2005 facelift updated the front end styling on the Getz, and while the bonnet prop rod is a basic mechanical component unlikely to have changed, you should confirm with the breaker against your registration whether the pre-facelift and post-facelift rods are interchangeable. Engine, trim level, and door count will not affect fitment of this part.