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Changed both my rears shocks this weekend thanks to your video, thank you. Great video and made my job cost $120 instead of $450 at dealer. It took about 25 minutes per side and way worth it.
Hell yeah! that's what I was thinking my girlfriend's car is bouncing all over the place & I was like damn if it's that easy I'm doing that shit later today lol
Thank you it is so helpful, I am at the repair shop right and the one who assisted me doesn't know that those screws underneath the mags.Good I had watch your video.Thanks a lot.God bless🙏😊
If you are wondering the torque specs are 18lb for the top mount bolts and 80 for the bottom. Or as torque was explained to me... half a turn past snug for the top, and 1 grunting turn after it feels tight on the bottom one.
Hi chris I have learn a lot from you guys . My ford have a knocking sound but i cant tell if its the bearings or the struts How can i tell the difference?
I recommend bringing it to a Ford car dealership for an estimate, so they can tell you what they would do. Then you can decide whether you want to do it yourself.
You didn't show how to loosen the bolt holding the shock to the assembly. That is actually the most difficult part of this otherwise easy operation and is covered by the woman from the A1 Auto video. Should add this to your video for completeness.
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Hej blue thing you used for the screws what is that called I didn't get it when u said it in the video :) thanks for amazing videos
Changed both my rears shocks this weekend thanks to your video, thank you. Great video and made my job cost $120 instead of $450 at dealer. It took about 25 minutes per side and way worth it.
Hell yeah! that's what I was thinking my girlfriend's car is bouncing all over the place & I was like damn if it's that easy I'm doing that shit later today lol
Thanks guys. Another great how-to. You guys have once again helped keep my little jelly bean on the road. Peace!
This is one of the best car repair channels out there...if not the Best 💙
Thank you it is so helpful, I am at the repair shop right and the one who assisted me doesn't know that those screws underneath the mags.Good I had watch your video.Thanks a lot.God bless🙏😊
Thanks for the video Guys. I did this job on Saturday and found it exactly as described here! Will try more in the future.
Doing mine today... thanks
Did rear shocks in an hour thanks to you !
Only video on this thanks i needed some visual help working on my 2014
Thanks you have the only video showing this
If you are wondering the torque specs are 18lb for the top mount bolts and 80 for the bottom. Or as torque was explained to me... half a turn past snug for the top, and 1 grunting turn after it feels tight on the bottom one.
Great video! Awesome work. I too have a 2015 ST. Keep up the great videos!
What is the blue liquid stuff your are putting on the top bolts ? TIA
hi, is the OEM shock return operation pneumatic or hydraulic? Mine has no oil leaks but it comes back up very slowly.
i have a 2012 ford fiesta the shock absibers are blown does this fix
Brilliant! Thank You.
Why this guy sound like the French car racer from talladega nights? 😂
Nice video though. This is exactly what I was looking for.
He has an awesome accent.
Great Video. Thank you!
Great video! I was seeking the strut you used, which is it? Thank you
Hi chris I have learn a lot from you guys . My ford have a knocking sound but i cant tell if its the bearings or the struts How can i tell the difference?
I recommend bringing it to a Ford car dealership for an estimate, so they can tell you what they would do. Then you can decide whether you want to do it yourself.
It looks shockingly easy oh shit I can't wait to do this
Oh damn no pun intended lol
Where is that rear bumper from?🤷♂️
You didn't show how to loosen the bolt holding the shock to the assembly. That is actually the most difficult part of this otherwise easy operation and is covered by the woman from the A1 Auto video. Should add this to your video for completeness.
How much is this job?
Around $450 @ the dealer... Around $120-140 for the parts. I'm doing my girl's car today
Mines was stolen an replace with worn out ones so pissed off how easy the thieves did this over night
Thieves removed your struts and replaced them with old parts? Wow, those are very considerate crooks!
@@bt7482 yes man i know its that shop down the street from my house smh
Lmfao are you serious?