Learn how to replace the shock absorbers on a car with expert automotive tips in this free online auto repair and car maintenance video clip. Expert: Nathan …
Learn how to replace the shock absorbers on a car with expert automotive tips in this free online auto repair and car maintenance video clip. Expert: Nathan …
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Dampers* the springs absorb shock!
What size socket
This was very helpful. Thanks very much for sharing.
Thank you man! This is easier than changing brakes lol 🙂
Nice example I will do mine 1972 Monte Carlo
theres sonething bout a man and a car that turns me on excessively.
Good stuff! Thanks!
5 stars
i wish you could remove the subtitles, they’re atleast 10 seconds behind..
Ok not ever having to change a shock before i have to ask something i own a
fiat punto s60 is it common in the replacment of the front drivers side
shock for the garage to remove the ecu?
thanks Nate! appreciate the time and excellent effort it took to create
such fine video. dennis
Man my shock absorber is inside the spring.
YOu’re the man!
wash her and the rub her lol! great vid man! going to replace my shocks now!
expert village videos make me go from 🙂 to 🙁
I agree, Expert village has a lot of “duds” but this guy is really helpful!
Good, thorough, how-to video.
When working on cars, trucks, doesn’t matter if you only changing or
rotating the tires: You should always wear gloves to protect your hands
from harmful chemicals such as grease, motor oil, transmission and brake
fluid, dirt, dust, rust and so on. that way you won’t get skin cancer
This guy needs to be in every single expertvillage video… everyone else
on expertvillage sucks…
hi,i’d like to know if you know anything about replacing shock fasteners
bolts when you replace the rear shocks on a 2006 chevy cobalt. alldata said
you should use new one’s when replacing the shock’s…thanks
I got that learned, now I just need to learn how to replace the coil
springs. Man those are gonna be a bitch to do.
Superb video. Thanks!
1:08 – 1:11 hahaha
I like how he references how he has the arm strength equivalent to a floor
jack.. =)
Well done, well edited, script is short and concise. Quick and easy
instructions, the one point I would make is safely jacking up and blocking
the vehicle or maybe refers to an earlier segment on how to do so. You do
not want the vehicle falling on you when working on it. I have seen people
use a bumper jack on an incline to work on their car. VERY dangerous, but
they did not know any better. Again good job on shock install.
* pRotrude
tools that i found made the job easier: rubber mallet, long prybar,
all-purpose chassis grease, crowfoot attachments for my ratchet.
Thank you very much I was able to install my shocks because of this vid.
You rock
so easy a cave man can do it.
@OriginOfStencil turn off close captioning
Can you tell me,, if I want to replace the all shocks of my car with
install ? my car is camry 94.
wow looks easy enough.. good video im actually thinking of ordering shocks
and just doing it my self 🙂
Thanks a lot for the demonstration! I had no idea how difficult it would be
to replace my shocks, and this video demonstrated some unforeseen issues I
might encounter, like the rotating shock when tightening the nut. This
looks like a great way to save some money!
Excellent presentation. Is it me or his voice looks very similar to
daneboe’s?
Your videos are great. You are very clear and camera work is great. Thanks
for all your contributions! John
Thanks a millions
From the many clips I have watched on youtube in an attempt to learn to do
some repairs in my own car, I have found your videos to be of excellent
quality and superb content. Thank you for taking the time to do them and
share them with the community. You have saved, at least to me, some good
money just with this one.
whats the piece that the top of the shock attaches to. My shock just broke
through this part and idk what its called
You rock!
actually, when I open my package that is not what I pull out… but I do
see plenty of mounting hardware … BOOOYAH!!