14 Like great video remenber done this one time year ago with my friend we rent a compress tools it look very danger but now with your video I think I much more confident to this again myself if I need to.. You Tube is great place to share and learn thanks you for always put quality content and helpful to us whom DIY . Fully watch have a great weekend.. I be back.
Thank you so much, and you are right, TH-cam is a great place for us all to learn from each other !!! I think its a great platform. Happy Sunday to you :)
The whole unit, with spring, is a strut assembly. At the to is a mount or cap, which can have a bearing or a separate bearing. There's often rubber on the bottom mounting area (where spring sits) and the top mounting area. Make sure it's not really worn down or more vibrations will be transmitted to the car/cabin from the suspension.
Hey appreciate the comment. I find that today things have changed quite a bit. More and more you can buy complete assemblies aftermarket that are most cost effective than buying components. If you want OEM from the manufacturer, then you still have to buy components most of the time. I'm one of those guys that still likes that. Thanks for your insight.
Nice tip on using the punch in the socket hole to keep it from spinning when removing the large nut off the shaft. I did this once, replacing the bearing plate, and found that it's not worth it. In this scenario you replace a worn out part of an assembly that consists of multiple parts, so if one part has reached its viable service life what can be said of the remaining life of the reused parts? In my case two months after replacing the bearing plates one of the springs broke in half. IMO replace the whole assembly.
Hey There I hear you, this video was just about how to take them apart. I actually replaced the whole unit in this video th-cam.com/video/VsN309rpbjg/w-d-xo.html and just did the video you watched to show people how they come apart if the want to change a part of the assembly. Thanks
Thank you for the great comment !! Without the proper tools its actually pretty dangerous. You would not want that spring to come out flying !!! Thanks again and enjoy your weekend :)
I need to twist the top mounting Plate 180 degrees because they shipped it with it being in the wrong direction. Confirmed it's the correct side. Can I move this without compressiing the spring?
If the spring is mounted correctly you should be able to just turn the top with your hand strength. If your spring is installed incorrectly then you have to compress the spring. The base on the top is two pieces, the part that sits on the spring and does not move, and the part that is attached to that part through a bearing if that makes sense.
I think they are really nice. They get good fuel economy in the hybrid format if used in the city. I like the look of them, but like any vehicle, they are new so it would be good to see in a year how well they rate in reliability. If you need a small truck in the city, I think it could be the ticket :)
@@karlinladeramusic Just got home from Vacation. Ya there is no way to know the long term of this vehicle. Usually they have to be out for a year or two but this puppy is a new model so we wont know anything.
Hello sir. I had a question. This is a awesome video. Love the editing work. I have decided to stay with all live. I had a crazy question about a Nissan if you ever have a free moment. It’s driving me insane. I have never seen anything like it and I have proved it all over the pace and checked everything, shoot me a message or email whenever your free it’s no rush but it’s driving me insane. It’s always nicer to have a extra mechanic to give a opinion other then my self. It’s a 2005 Nissan Sentra 1.8. I tend to get my strut pre assembled now however that can be a risk? You never know if the strut has good hydraulics. I have had them blown before and it’s a pain. This can be dangerous if done wrong but great video!!
Hey there, and thanks for the question !!! You can save some money if you buy just the strut by itself and change everything over. Most of the time its just the strut that goes. In this video the upper strut bearing was also shot, and that caused binding in the steering. If you ever take your strut apart please use a strut spring compressor, as you saw how it can fly apart !!!! Getting them preassembled is ok, but it does cost more :( Hope you are having a good day :)
thanks for the disclaimer at the beginning, I almost used this procedure for my 1987 EMD F40PH diesel-electric locomotive.
Yikes !!! Not sure where you are driving that EMD F40PH, but I envy you !!!!!
15 Like playlist support nice video thanks for posting this
This was a good one, have to be careful with the spring !!!
14 Like great video remenber done this one time year ago with my friend we rent a compress tools it look very danger but now with your video I think I much more confident to this again myself if I need to.. You Tube is great place to share and learn thanks you for always put quality content and helpful to us whom DIY . Fully watch have a great weekend.. I be back.
Thank you so much, and you are right, TH-cam is a great place for us all to learn from each other !!! I think its a great platform. Happy Sunday to you :)
@@GarageKing I am still at your channel looking around 😁😁
@@shahnawazvlog6266 Ha Ha, I'm still at your channel as well LOL :)
Thanks for sharing GK!
Thank you !!!!!
The whole unit, with spring, is a strut assembly. At the to is a mount or cap, which can have a bearing or a separate bearing. There's often rubber on the bottom mounting area (where spring sits) and the top mounting area. Make sure it's not really worn down or more vibrations will be transmitted to the car/cabin from the suspension.
Hey appreciate the comment. I find that today things have changed quite a bit. More and more you can buy complete assemblies aftermarket that are most cost effective than buying components. If you want OEM from the manufacturer, then you still have to buy components most of the time. I'm one of those guys that still likes that. Thanks for your insight.
L11 hello host a good tutorial how to put proper the Tools, any time we need to used it just go to place where it keep useful content.
Thank you !!
Nice tip on using the punch in the socket hole to keep it from spinning when removing the large nut off the shaft. I did this once, replacing the bearing plate, and found that it's not worth it. In this scenario you replace a worn out part of an assembly that consists of multiple parts, so if one part has reached its viable service life what can be said of the remaining life of the reused parts? In my case two months after replacing the bearing plates one of the springs broke in half. IMO replace the whole assembly.
Hey There I hear you, this video was just about how to take them apart. I actually replaced the whole unit in this video th-cam.com/video/VsN309rpbjg/w-d-xo.html and just did the video you watched to show people how they come apart if the want to change a part of the assembly. Thanks
You got to have the proper tools either way you make look easy my friend
Thank you for the great comment !! Without the proper tools its actually pretty dangerous. You would not want that spring to come out flying !!! Thanks again and enjoy your weekend :)
Proper tools are important 😆 to avoid springs flying allover the garage.
Very true! Plus you could really get hurt with that flying spring if you are not careful !! Thank you for the comment :)
I need to twist the top mounting Plate 180 degrees because they shipped it with it being in the wrong direction. Confirmed it's the correct side. Can I move this without compressiing the spring?
If the spring is mounted correctly you should be able to just turn the top with your hand strength. If your spring is installed incorrectly then you have to compress the spring. The base on the top is two pieces, the part that sits on the spring and does not move, and the part that is attached to that part through a bearing if that makes sense.
Thoughts on the new Ford Mavericks?
I think they are really nice. They get good fuel economy in the hybrid format if used in the city. I like the look of them, but like any vehicle, they are new so it would be good to see in a year how well they rate in reliability. If you need a small truck in the city, I think it could be the ticket :)
@@GarageKing Thx für you feedback. I'm looking at one right now, but now info on how they do long term.
@@karlinladeramusic Just got home from Vacation. Ya there is no way to know the long term of this vehicle. Usually they have to be out for a year or two but this puppy is a new model so we wont know anything.
Hello sir. I had a question. This is a awesome video. Love the editing work. I have decided to stay with all live. I had a crazy question about a Nissan if you ever have a free moment. It’s driving me insane. I have never seen anything like it and I have proved it all over the pace and checked everything, shoot me a message or email whenever your free it’s no rush but it’s driving me insane. It’s always nicer to have a extra mechanic to give a opinion other then my self. It’s a 2005 Nissan Sentra 1.8. I tend to get my strut pre assembled now however that can be a risk? You never know if the strut has good hydraulics. I have had them blown before and it’s a pain. This can be dangerous if done wrong but great video!!
Hey there, and thanks for the question !!! You can save some money if you buy just the strut by itself and change everything over. Most of the time its just the strut that goes. In this video the upper strut bearing was also shot, and that caused binding in the steering. If you ever take your strut apart please use a strut spring compressor, as you saw how it can fly apart !!!! Getting them preassembled is ok, but it does cost more :( Hope you are having a good day :)
the west way didnt work so now im trying the east way
OMG !!!! Dam spell correct haha !! Thanks for the comment and I'll correct that. Have a great day !!
Only 120 likes and 14k views. That’s all you needed to know
You know it : )