It’s time to put the scanner away and get out some air tools!
The wife’s Nissan Rogue at 200k miles needs some new front ball joints…
Good thing she knows a trustworthy mechanic!
Enjoy!
Ivan
DIY Ball Joint Replacement: Nissan Rogue
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Ivan, how long do the snow tires generally last? I'm a big fan of the snow "chains", actually steel cables that work great in snow.
What about the u joit?
Ivan you're going to ruin that poor hammer… Get a hammer with some meat for beating on metal. I'm sure you have some laying around there.
Have you had any problems with subframe bushings on the rogue. I just did the ones on my sister's 2017 that she bought back in July the dealer told her she needed strut mounts. Nope needed subframe bushings drives better than when she first test drove she said. But anyway I was wondering I've seen all over the internet that Nissans are plagued for that.
Need a bigger pry bar Ivan! I think if he would've loosened the strut upper plate in the engine compartment then the alignment wouldn't have been as bad until he got to the alignment shop vs pulling the strut pins unless those weren't the type that align it. You da 'man Ivan. Did you you all see him breaking out all those tools from everywhere….. Ivan does look a little COLD though……..
Time to buy the wife a new car.
Well done, Ivan.
Yea…..You gotta watch out for those Tight Joints, Kinda a waste 🙂
Ivan "Tight Rod" Temnykh
What is this rust you speak of? I've never heard that word here in California. Iol.
Great video as usual thanks ivan
No alignment for camber caster ?
Classic russian offroad story xD
Poor Eric, he's never gonna live that one down (ETCG1)
How’s the new cvt in the rouge been ?
Could've not fixed it. But then you'd never hear the end of it.
How's that CVT doing? Dorman control arms are ok btw.
Nice work. But i think there is missing a "locking device" between the splitpin and the driveshaft. Like on this picture. https://www.howacarworks.com/wheels-and-tyres/adjusting-wheel-bearings
"God forbid you get a Dorman control arm" haha