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JEEP Wrangler TJ: How To Replace Front & Rear Shocks With 0”-6” Inch Lift XJ JK LJ
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You should not use petroleum products on rubber parts.
Chalk the rear tires??? how about Chock lol
Do you adjust the shocks or just put them straight in?
Wow you're really lucky I got to do one tomorrow put looks like I gonna drop the tank off but I not sure but nice video man
absolutely great video! thank you!
Good video and good advice on using penetrant on the fasteners prior to removal. However, you should NEVER, EVER use anti-seize or oil on wheel lug nuts / bolts. If they are rusty, clean them with a wire brush, but leave them dry. If you lube lug bolts / nuts, you change the co-efficient of friction resulting in more force per indicated torque. The torque wrench may indicate 85 ft lbs, but the actual torque may be 95 ft lbs. This causes the bolt to stretch resulting in premature failure. Thanks!
That tool you called "channel locks" is actually a locking pliers. Most people call them Vice Grips since that was the original brand that made them.
Channel-Lock makes lots of different tools, but most people still call adjustable pliers "channel locks" for the same reason they call locking pliers "vice grips", circular saws "skill saws", an occilating tool a "fine (Fein) tool", a reciprocating saw a "sawzall" (or worse, "sawzaw"), etc. ✌️
CHOCK your wheels!
Chalking them won't help much.
Good work brother.
Petroleum jelly eats rubber. Use a silicone based lubricant.
Thanks. Great video with clear instructions. Can you use grease instead of Vaseline to lubricate the bolt bar?
What tires and rims are those they look clean
Thnx bud ! 10-4 on the vids. My turn. Over n out