I got extremely lucky owning two of the cars you do tutorials for. I like working on cars, but my confidence level is pretty low. Your tutorials have saved me tons of money and given me the confidence and satisfaction doing it myself. Thank you!

@2carpros

2 жыл бұрын

Great to hear!

Good video on point . I m gonna do my friend’s Civic next weekend hopefully it will go smooth like you did in the video .. thanks

Excellent video

thanks for the vid! will be trying this this week!

@2carpros

Жыл бұрын

Nice! You got this! Thanks for watching!

Great video quality and very helpful. Quick question, how are these struts holding up? I used Monroe in the past and did not have a great experience with them, so just curious. Thank you.

Very nice sharing

@2carpros

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

For a 2017 honda civic what would be the torque for front struts for flange nuts on top?

I just need help replacing the rear top mounts for my ep3 I got some racelands and when I lowered it it would come loose so idk what I’m doing

Great video. I'd love to see you do this on a rusty New England car like I have. I suspect mine won't go as smoothly. But I'm about to find out. Woohoo!

@djlancer88

8 ай бұрын

how did it go? I'm in NY and have to do this job at some point

@sparkyswearsalot

8 ай бұрын

@@djlancer88 I'm afraid I ended up sustaining a fairly gnarly injury on a hike i did. So I opted for paying my mechanic to do it.

So I did my struts and lower control arms. My wheels are all crooked and my steering wheel is all lose. I might of done something wrong I am not a mechanic or I might need an alignment. Help? 😅

Thank you for the video. Would you happen to have a suggestion for what to do when the bottom end of the strut hits the CV joint of the drive shaft? The Monroe Quick struts I'm trying to install are supposed to fit into an 02' Honda, but I cannot get them to fit properly. I believe it is the drive shaft. It is the rod part at 5:45 that is attached to the axle perpendicularly.

@outragewrld7147

3 ай бұрын

I have the same issue currently how did you get it done?

I installed new shocks but the spring binds when i turn the wheel

WOW! FIrst comment! Stupid question for you: I have an 04 Avalanche with 180k miles on it. When if ever would you recommend changing out the springs and how do you know when you need to? Btw, got coils on the rear wheels and its 2wd. Thanks.

@2carpros

2 жыл бұрын

I would go off of age and if the vehicle porpoises a ton when driving. Thanks for watching!

Is the wood block necessary and do u think i could drive to the alignment shop after?

@2carpros

2 жыл бұрын

I think so, to not damage anything. Yes you could totally drive it right to a alignment shop after you replace it. Thanks for watching!

@terpboyz6532

2 жыл бұрын

@@2carpros thanks!! I appreciate it