I have a 2004 Mitsubishi endeavor LS AWD 3.8L that I got to replace lower arms on and I've been doing mechanic on my own for over 43 to 48 years and it's not hard to do. It's getting the ambitious to do it. You show this and it's very easy to take apart and install them lower arms. You did just fine. Good job by the way. It shows how it's done and precise the way you tell how it's done. Sincerely Doug eagle eyes. 👏
It says in the workshop manual the horizontal bolt should be temporarily tightened and then only fully torqued down once the vehicle is on the ground at the curb weight condition. Is that necessary or is it ok to just torque it while its up in the air?
A metal sledge on a brand new part? Especially one thats hollow is crazy. Apparently never heard of a rubber mallet. Not only that but the dude doesnt know how to keep the torque gun on the nut, skipping and jumping all over the place. Couldnt even watch the rest of the video. Is this dude on his first week?
Damn he doesn’t even clean anything before installing the new part 😂 At least hit it with some brake clean to get the old nasty grease off of the mating surface
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I have a 2004 Mitsubishi endeavor LS AWD 3.8L that I got to replace lower arms on and I've been doing mechanic on my own for over 43 to 48 years and it's not hard to do. It's getting the ambitious to do it. You show this and it's very easy to take apart and install them lower arms. You did just fine. Good job by the way. It shows how it's done and precise the way you tell how it's done. Sincerely Doug eagle eyes. 👏
Simple, clear👌
It says in the workshop manual the horizontal bolt should be temporarily tightened and then only fully torqued down once the vehicle is on the ground at the curb weight condition. Is that necessary or is it ok to just torque it while its up in the air?
Would it not have been easier to start the control arm bolts Before inserting the ball joint stud?
Hello I like your videos well filmed and clean, please tell me what is the tightening torque in nm of the triangle screws thank you
At 2:50 you left a whole chunk out as you've obviously removed the brake caliper assembly and then magically, at 12.40, it's re-installed! DUH!
Do you need to get a wheel alignment after doing this?
Yes you do.
Very nice
Thanks
How much it’s cost to replace it ?
17 mm?
Dude just ruined all new bushings inside the arm.
A metal sledge on a brand new part? Especially one thats hollow is crazy. Apparently never heard of a rubber mallet. Not only that but the dude doesnt know how to keep the torque gun on the nut, skipping and jumping all over the place. Couldnt even watch the rest of the video. Is this dude on his first week?
Damn he doesn’t even clean anything before installing the new part 😂 At least hit it with some brake clean to get the old nasty grease off of the mating surface