How To Replace Rear Shocks On A Nissan Titan EASY!

How To Replace Rear Shocks On A Nissan Titan  EASY!

Week 4 of Titan suspension month. Swapping out the rear shocks on a Nissan Titan/Armada. This job is super easy and anyone with some basic tools can do it. I demonstrate on a 2006 Nissan Titan truck but this will be the same on a Nissan Armada and QX56 of similar years. In fact, this is a very common configuration and the steps will be the same if not similar on a lot of SUVs/Trucks.

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@holysmoke7043 says:

Thank you for the information. Also appreciate tool needed to complete task.

@garycoefield147 says:

Good video, thanks. One concern, I installed the 5100s on my '16 XD yesterday. Bilstein's website says to install with Label Up and readable. On mine, this puts the boot at the bottom. You have the boot at the top. Am I missing something?

Do I install boot up or boot down?

Bilstein label on the shock body should be upright.

"The Bilstein label on the shock body should be upright and readable when the shock is mounted on the vehicle in the correct orientation."

Thanks again

@pinkysgarage2779 says:

I recommend putting the bolt back in the opposite way it came out who came up with the idea of the nut sitting on top of the frame wasn't thinking

@scottrose5922 says:

What size torque wrench was used? 1/2? 5/8? ETC

@dannykinard30 says:

Armada’s have different rear suspension- double wish bone independent

@dreday2685. says:

Where did you purchase those struts I need for my Armada

@phillipcraddock8248 says:

If you change the rear shocks is it necessary to change the front

@timothydoak5915 says:

Rather than mess with removing the body mounts on the passenger side I just located where the bolt is and used an inch and a quarter or so hole saw. Then afterwards I can paint a plastic electrical plug and put it in the hole and silicone it in. A lot simpler!!

@MyHandle201 says:

Hows the ride quality compared to stock

@BramtheMan1 says:

I bought some 4600 in the front on my 2013 Armada and put new OEM springs and mounting hardware on it. My problem now that the front is so loose and bounces when road is imperfect, are the springs the problem or shocks no good ??? HELP

@harrykoppers209 says:

Armada has a totally different rear end (independent rear) with factory air shocks. To convert to non-air is not as straightforward as you show.

@majorcheese2345 says:

At 3:00 are we supposed to remove the small zip tie on the rubber boot?

@dext504 says:

your nissan titan is 2WD my is 2WD

@Shane23Armada says:

Isn't your air shock?

@dr.cortesplays7834 says:

Where do you get the shocks from?

@ArtPadillaJr says:

Link doesn’t work for Parts used. What’s the part# for the Bilstein Shocks? They look like 5100 but there are 2-different ones.

On the Nissan Armada takes a 14mm and I believe the 5100 have a 16mm eye loop to mount.

@rafaelmarin1963 says:

It’s nice to live where there’s no rust. No torch, no air hammers, anti seize or fluid film to worry about. Just fun wrenching!

@IsaacVK2.7 says:

Thank you was planning on doing the rears shocks soon you make it look so easy

@GriffinKerwin says:

Is this the same for the Xterra??

@curtthechameleon says:

Another great vid buddy. Love it. Thanks again for the content.

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