Rear Shock Installation
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Has anyone replaced their rear shocks? I have an 05 V and will be doing it tomorrow. Looked online to see if anything stood out as difficult or anything but couldn't find much. Any tips or links would be great! Thanks!
Has anyone replaced their rear shocks? I have an 05 V and will be doing it tomorrow. Looked online to see if anything stood out as difficult or anything but couldn't find much. Any tips or links would be great! Thanks!
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I'd give yourself about 2.5 hours.
Remove the rear seat (the seatback is a pain), unbolt the two bolts at the top of each shock, and unbolt the bottoms of the shocks from the wheel wells. Rinse and repeat in reverse for the new shocks.
You're using a guide that shows you how to remove the seat, right?
Remove the rear seat (the seatback is a pain), unbolt the two bolts at the top of each shock, and unbolt the bottoms of the shocks from the wheel wells. Rinse and repeat in reverse for the new shocks.
You're using a guide that shows you how to remove the seat, right?
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I wouldn't exactly agree with this car being the easiest to work on, but then again it is all relative to what you have owned and worked on in the past...