This was informative. But 1 why did you losten and MOVE the computer. It didn't look as if it was in the way?? And also how do I do this without a big spring press that you used??? My 07 Caliber is making noises in the back and acting like the shocks are bad. So I think i need to do this.
Before changing the shock absorber, check the chassis, it may not be the shock absorber at all. If, after all, the point is in the shock absorber, then you will definitely need a tool to compress the springs, otherwise, you will not be able to reassemble the entire structure of the rear shock absorber. We moved the control unit so that there was a place for unscrewing the shock absorber support. AUTODOC
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A commentary instead of the horrendous music would do wonders for this video? That any he could state the sizes ok f wrenches or sockets used instead of making people continuously stopping the video to zoom in to see what hes doing /using....
Thanks for the informative video, but unless people have a shop, its not that helpful. If you have a shop with all these tools then you probably don't need to watch this video. It does show which bolts to take off though.
Thank you for your feedback! Our video are informative in the sequence of replacement. It is always your right how to replace a car part. In our new videos we will describe and show this replacement in more details. Best regards, Autodoc.
Stabilizer link nut to lower control arm: 58Nm,
Shock assembly Lower mounting bolt nut: 99Nm,
Shock assembly to the body nuts: 48Nm,
Wheel mounting nuts: 135Nm.
Source: 2007 PM DODGE CALIBER Serwis manual.
Thank you for your valuable clarification, this will be very useful information for our viewers.
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This was informative. But 1 why did you losten and MOVE the computer. It didn't look as if it was in the way?? And also how do I do this without a big spring press that you used???
My 07 Caliber is making noises in the back and acting like the shocks are bad. So I think i need to do this.
Before changing the shock absorber, check the chassis, it may not be the shock absorber at all. If, after all, the point is in the shock absorber, then you will definitely need a tool to compress the springs, otherwise, you will not be able to reassemble the entire structure of the rear shock absorber.
We moved the control unit so that there was a place for unscrewing the shock absorber support.
AUTODOC
Thanks for the latest video very helpful and fun to watch content.
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very helpful... engine rebuild video?
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A commentary instead of the horrendous music would do wonders for this video? That any he could state the sizes ok f wrenches or sockets used instead of making people continuously stopping the video to zoom in to see what hes doing /using....
Thank you for your feedback ! You will see this information in our new videos. Best regards, Autodoc.
If don't have tool to depress spring goat to auto parts store and rent ( auto zoonie ! ) 😀😀
Thanks for the informative video, but unless people have a shop, its not that helpful. If you have a shop with all these tools then you probably don't need to watch this video. It does show which bolts to take off though.
Thank you for your feedback! Our video are informative in the sequence of replacement. It is always your right how to replace a car part. In our new videos we will describe and show this replacement in more details. Best regards, Autodoc.
Arm in the way getting bolts started , Music dont help ....................
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