How to replace Front and Rear coil over on 2013 2017 Honda Accord part 1 of 2
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Good video made everything much easier
Yeah thank u!!
Muchas gracias brothers
Thank you!!!
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Thank you!!
Wondering if you can help me out! I have a 2017 accord hybrid exl and I’ve noticed it’s been a lot bumpy/bouncy especially over bumps, the front scrapes so I figured I neeed new shocks, I got it at 12 miles on the dash, recently hit 75k so are coilovers the same thing as shocks because I can’t seem to find good review shocks anywhere. Please answer
Coil overs will lower the car coil is the spring u need shocks u can go with good Monroe struts also kyb is good or go original from dealer
RB The Mechanic my man! Thanks for the fast response, looking into it now, thank youu 🙏🏽
Can you please link me one? I’d really appreciate it
@@srizvi7283 there’s nothing ever good online so I cannot find u a link try ur local parts dept cuz online stuff is always fake
Is it required to install the rear camber arm when drop 1 to 2 in?
Yes we had that issue we were suppose to fix that but customer decided to get another car
My 2017 has annoying metal clank sound anytime i hit a simple bump. CVs are good. Replaced sway bar links. Found one broken motor mount. Still noise. Decided to replace the whole strut assembly. I cant tell by looking that it's bad, but it cant be anything else.
Check ur sway bar links and right side front strut usully goes bad the mount
My rears do it. Checked everything. Thinking the springs are coming in contact with each other. Gonna try some isolation rubber on the coils
This damn video made me damage my cv axel I stretched it out too much trying to remove that strut
U have to be carefully can’t pull too much out
I can't find part 2. Does part 2 have you doing the rears?
Yes
Tried it myself it’s not easy, wasn’t able to do it. Unless u have some good tools but I’m prob gonna take it to get install somewhere. Less stress
Yeah it’s not easy
Do you know what springs were used?
No customer burn it they 2 inch lower
Tru hart. 2" drop. They're cheap though. You get what you pay for
Yo yo Sir its me Again. for honda accord 2013 the torque for the suspension strut coz i put strut bar in on the engine bay. thanks
I get it for you tomorrow are you asking for the bolts up on top it’s like 5 bolts 14mm and 12mm? Do you need those
Just the 12mm
@@iandommel 👍 tomorrow I’ll get it
The 12mm bolt is 16ft lb
can you do this without a strut machine?
No u need to compress old and new spring
You can do it without a compressor. You just have to be careful.
@Trippy_Trolls nope. I’ve done it many times. You just have to be smart and careful. Idgaf what you believe. Don’t be a 🙀
I’m speaking from experience, not just running my mouth on the internet 🤔
@Trippy_Trolls I do say so
Maktoub
Huh
those were lowering springs not coilovers 😑
This is "coil over" suspension. Youre thinking about ADJUSTABLE coilover suspension.
Skipped some info in regards to the axel.
Huh?
@@RBTheMechanic At the end of the video you do a nice recap of tightening everything up. You mention being careful with the axle nut after taking it off, but taking it off is not shown.
I am trying to find a video for just replacing the stock front coil overs, and it appears that one method involves pulling the hub. There are comments here about the process being a PITA, and I am wondering if pulling the hub is just the most straightforward method for a one-man job.
Thank you for the video, and your follow-up to my comment.
Is this a CVT trans?
Yup
Thank you for the response bro. Just a quick one. Coz I am owning the same car however its an automatic transmission. My question is does cvt and AT trans accord have the same spare parts on its suspension? Ex. Tie rods, cv shaft. Are they the same?
@@johngabriel8743 I’m not sure about the shaft but tie rods should be same but ur answer best can be answered by part store like Autozone or people boys
Needs replace shock. Save time n money
Yeah he’ll be back in a few months replacing those studs lol.
@@dumbeezy5480 beautiful Loser spend more money
Car vibrate from acceleration yet?
No my friend be ripping it on highway it’s smooth he had no complaint
What causes the vibration from acceleration?
@@robertalicea5585 axles.
@@iishyxvietxboyii I got a slight vibration on drivers side wonder if that's my problem took it to 2 dealers and they couldn't figure it out smh
@@robertalicea5585 it’s your axle.
It’s way harder than it looks y’all!
Yes it is
I can’t take out the strut by prying it
Nooo u have to compress it
You don’t know the difference between a nut and a bolt?
Sorry some times u get confused when ur doing big job and speaking fast and thinking every detail I will keep that in mind for future video to not mix it up thanks for pointing out people do notice everything