Man you made look easy my Wife truck is a 2017 and I need to do this project along with the struts that needs to be change. Thank you for the video Now I have to look for struts on how to to be change Nice video man.
Thank you for showing placement of the Jack stands. My wife has a 2017 Rogue I’m going to do shocks on and I couldn’t figure out the best spot. Always makes me twitchy going under a car on stands. Haha
@@BLUECOLLARGARAGE that's going to save me so much time. Also you state that the USA and Japanese cars might have different shocks, but when I asked the manufacturer they said there is no difference between the 2. There is only difference in the some years, like how you mentioned with the torque specs
@@LeftHandedRightHanded that’s good to know. I just mentioned it because when I went to order these kyb shocks it said there were two different part numbers.
@@BLUECOLLARGARAGE 1Aauto has a chart that shows both Japanese and American made models and they're the same, I believe the 2 different parts are left and right, but I could be wrong
Man you made look easy my Wife truck is a 2017 and I need to do this project along with the struts that needs to be change. Thank you for the video
Now I have to look for struts on how to to be change Nice video man.
Thank you for showing placement of the Jack stands. My wife has a 2017 Rogue I’m going to do shocks on and I couldn’t figure out the best spot. Always makes me twitchy going under a car on stands. Haha
Thanks Buddy 👍
Saved me $200.00 bucks.
What if my Vin number starts with a “K”? Great video btw.
Means yours was made in Korea and just calls for a different part number on the shock.
Thanks!
Can you also place the jack stand on the pinch weld?
Yes I use pinch welds all the time for placing jack stands.
Is it sachs shober??
So you don't have to remove the wheel? I've seen lots of videos that do
No you don’t have to it makes it just a little easier if you do but as you saw in my video I had no problems leaving them on.
@@BLUECOLLARGARAGE that's going to save me so much time. Also you state that the USA and Japanese cars might have different shocks, but when I asked the manufacturer they said there is no difference between the 2. There is only difference in the some years, like how you mentioned with the torque specs
@@LeftHandedRightHanded that’s good to know. I just mentioned it because when I went to order these kyb shocks it said there were two different part numbers.
@@BLUECOLLARGARAGE 1Aauto has a chart that shows both Japanese and American made models and they're the same, I believe the 2 different parts are left and right, but I could be wrong
This is a 2013 at oldest