Your videos are great. The workshop manual does instruct to remove the rear seats. However, removal is not necessary and you can access the rear dampers by removing the spare wheel and pulling up the rear carpet panel. You can also move the rear seats down for more room.
Hi there roughly how long did this job take from start to finish?? 🤔 Doing mine tomorrow 🙈 Also was there a noticeable difference in the ride afterwards?? Many thanks 😎
Great job lads , thanks for the video, will be doing mine shortly, so this video has taken a lot of the head scratching out of it lol 😂 , keep them coming thanks
Any calibration required after the install Raymond or are they fit and forget? Just for future reference as I’ll no doubt have to tackle this in my L494 ownership.
This is Apprentice Pats Car and wasn’t used for 7 weeks where it sat in the driveway. Prior to this he noticed clunking from the rear when driving , When it was sitting in the drive, 2 small puddles of oil were directly below the rear shocks, We inspected it at Raymie’s Garage and both shocks were leaking.
Your videos are great. The workshop manual does instruct to remove the rear seats. However, removal is not necessary and you can access the rear dampers by removing the spare wheel and pulling up the rear carpet panel. You can also move the rear seats down for more room.
Great video. A subcriber now
Hi there roughly how long did this job take from start to finish?? 🤔 Doing mine tomorrow 🙈 Also was there a noticeable difference in the ride afterwards?? Many thanks 😎
Great job lads , thanks for the video, will be doing mine shortly, so this video has taken a lot of the head scratching out of it lol 😂 , keep them coming thanks
Thank you for making this video. Helps a lot
Any calibration required after the install Raymond or are they fit and forget? Just for future reference as I’ll no doubt have to tackle this in my L494 ownership.
No just fit n forget
@@RaymiesGarage nice one, cheers Raymond.
Hello, what kind of phenomenon did you diagnose that the replacement is necessary parts before replacing them?
This is Apprentice Pats Car and wasn’t used for 7 weeks where it sat in the driveway. Prior to this he noticed clunking from the rear when driving , When it was sitting in the drive, 2 small puddles of oil were directly below the rear shocks, We inspected it at Raymie’s Garage and both shocks were leaking.
Excellent
Brilliant video, did you use oem parts?
yes
❤❤🙏🙏
good video.... how many miles your old shockers lasted?
80000
83000 miles