Car Fix DIY Videos

Howard K says:

Rarely, does any domestic job go as smoothly as advertised for me. As
such, I rarely attempt doing anything on my own. Go ahead and call me
lazy. But today, I replaced the lift supports on my 2005 Nissan Pathfinder
Liftgate in minutes. With a helper, we didn’t even need the stepladder.
This job made not only my day, but probably my whole month. 

Jason Adams says:

is this the same process for every year model

Cicero Gilreath says:

Hi guys’ thank you so much for the tutorial, it’s been years since I
attempted to do anything to a car, I’m an old motor head and I think the
last thing I did to a car was R&R a Saginaw three speed trany on my 68
Nova, yep that was back in my glory days of the 70’s & 80. But even then
we went by the book, yep we’d pull out the Chilton and go right to what we
were planning study it and get to it. I know this was’t a big deal but
thats because of ur video , if you don’t you just don’t know and there’s
only one way to do it and that’s with the correct tools and proper
procedures. Well this is just another of the benefits of the internet, you
folks were very thorough and professional and that’s what made it so easy
to do, thanks guys.

Tom Dino says:

Wow, can’t believe how easy this was and saved nearly $400

scriptures4life says:

I was shocked a how much of a difference these things made! Thanks Lift
Supports Depot!

JH Terrell says:

Installed a StrongArm model 6121 on the rear hatch of a 2004 Nissan Murano.
Very easy to do…1 tip – attach the arm that needs rotating to the body of
the car before trying to turn the head to meet the hatch’s stud ball.
Difficult to turn until it’s attached to the car. Works great!

Hyggins3210 says:

Nissan Murano 2006 – it is as easy as it looks. Had the wife hold the lift
gate while I made the 5 minute switch and she said “that’s it?”.

BeatDownz911 says:

This was very helpful, didn’t take long at all with a friend. Also that
woman is so damn sexy lol.

delta ii says:

Ball tip is integrated into strut on ’97 Acura Integra so there’s not
removing it with a flathead screwdriver as shown in the video. You have to
unbolt the ball tip and use the replacement that comes with the strut. Easy
removal and install. I can’t believe I had the dealer do it in the past and
charge me 3x as much for the strut. Thanks for saving me lots of money!

Philip Rutledge says:

Good video but it contradicts the instructions. The enclosed instructions
say DO NOT jam the new support end over the ball socket without lifting the
U band slightly or it could damage the end of the U band, or split the
nylon end of the support. Thats exactly what she does in the video.

artbcanada says:

Thank you for posting this video. Help me saved money instead of bringing
it to the service station, with your video instruction, I can do it by
myself.