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How to Replace Shock Absorbers on your car FAST and Easy

How to Replace Shock Absorbers on your car FAST and Easy

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Shock Absorber Replacement. Learn how to replace rear shock absorbers fast and easy. This job takes 6min each side and saves you a lot of money if you do it yourself! To change the shocks you need a few sockets, a torque wrench, and that is basically it! Watch in real time, with no edits to the video, so you can really get a feel for what is involved! Here is where I get my inexpensive shocks
Date: 2021-02-01

Comments and reviews: 10


Hey, Chris. I wanted to ask you something pertaining to this video. After you break the bolts/nuts loose initially, is it good practice to soak them with pb blaster? I had a water pump bolt break on me one time, so I hammered a socket on the exposed remainder of the bolt, and once I finally got it to break loose, I soaked it with pb blaster, so as to lubricate the housing as the bolt was being extracted. Saved the threads, and new pump bolted up like a charm. Just something to think about
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I have an 89 Pontiac Grand Am. I put the new shocks on the back (they have one bolt inside the trunk that screws straight down) one of these unscrewed at the top and every time I hit a bump jumps to the height of the clearance that is loose. Makes a racket. Okay, so I tried to tighten it down inside the trunk with the top bolt and the whole damn shock housing turns. What on Earth.
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I learned how to change my rotors and brake pads from Cris Fix, and so far it's been great.
I was shopping around to get a better price on my rear shocks on my Toyota minivan.
I am gonna do it myself.
Thanks so much for the great videos, may God bless you man.

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Hey ChrisFix! I have changed my 2012 Lexus IS250 brakes + Rotors, Front Struts by watching your videos. Thank you so much.
My question is: My Torque wrench is messed up. Is there a way it can be fixed? Or I have to buy a new wrench?
Thank you for your response.

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my car front shock on left not working properly.
So when I will change is need to change the both shock absorber from front.
Or if I change only that one is not working is it fine.
Some people say it's better to change both one

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Im stuck! I have a 06 Nissan Sentra and my 17mm bolt continually spins as the nut spins with it, and with the nut being covered at all angles but 2, its very hard to keep it held in place to loosen the bolt. Any suggestions or tips?
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I have a 2006 Nissan Pathfinder which I want to change the rear shocks, but the bottom nut House a steal housing around it. The space is small and my wrench can't grab it. Any idea how to remove those bottom bolts and nuts? Thanks!
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LOL look how easy those are to get at. ANYONE WHO HAS A 73-77 A BODY GM CAR message me for advice on how to get your inaccessible-rusted-shut, impossible shocks out: )
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Hey Chris Im looking at a 1997 Chevy lumina for 310 says needs fuel pump and rear shocks havent gone and looked at it yet do you think I should or no
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