Replacing 00' Shocks
#1
Hey guys!
I plan on tackling the replacement of my fiance's Blazers shocks. These things have been wore sllaaaam out for awhile now, its like a boat when you hit a bump!
Anyways, what should i expect going into this? I looked at the rear shocks and they look to be easier than i expected, the front shocks however seem like they would be a bit of a challenge.
Any info you can give me to make this go smoothly, like nut sizes, parts, so forth. Please let me know!
Thanks!
I plan on tackling the replacement of my fiance's Blazers shocks. These things have been wore sllaaaam out for awhile now, its like a boat when you hit a bump!
Anyways, what should i expect going into this? I looked at the rear shocks and they look to be easier than i expected, the front shocks however seem like they would be a bit of a challenge.
Any info you can give me to make this go smoothly, like nut sizes, parts, so forth. Please let me know!
Thanks!
#3
Just buy a new set of shocks and put'em on... If you live somewhere where rust may be a problem then you may have to cut the bolts and replace them. But it should just be a matter of out with the old and in with the new.
#4
Really? Wow i didnt figure it was going to be that easy.
I think i read that the bolts are 18mm, that right?
I think i read that the bolts are 18mm, that right?
#5
I believe the bolt heads and nuts do take a 18mm wrench.
#6
Awesome!
Thanks for the confidence man! Ill post back after i get it done this weekend
Thanks for the confidence man! Ill post back after i get it done this weekend
#7
Does anyone happen to know the torque specs for the front shocks?
#8
Wow! Im surpirsed how easy that was!
Took from about 9:30 am till maybe 2:30, with a lunch in there :P
It was so smooth thou! I cant belive shops charge $400 plus to do this!
Took from about 9:30 am till maybe 2:30, with a lunch in there :P
It was so smooth thou! I cant belive shops charge $400 plus to do this!
#9
Join Date: Jul 2009
Posts: 1

it was easy for you i was trying mine tonight and couldnt get anything on the top bolts on mine what tools did you use to get yours done?
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