How to replace rear struts on 2006 toyota camry

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[@George-mk7lp]

would be great if you also added link for part model where you bought it or at least name of the strut . thank you for sharing

[@RBTheMechanic]

I bought parts from my local part store buywise in north nj

[@eddiereichel9354]

It actually would be useless if you cant look up your own part you probably should be taking it to a shop.

[@rrnonya5472]

good video, I bought a "complete" strut kit, so no spring compression for me... 😁

[@RBTheMechanic]

Oh ok cool that’s one simple way of doing it

[@teyob2611]

Hi, I’m a subscriber and thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have a 2006 Camry XLE 3.0 with 190k miles. What brand would you recommend to replace the front strut assembly and rear struts? Thanks in advance for your assistance.

[@RBTheMechanic]

I use Monroe quick struts complet assembly usully it goes for like $190

[@johndef5075]

Instead of messing with upper sway link just replace it. I couldnt get top link loose. I had unloosened bottom sway link and it came right off because of having load I guess. So I just removed the old strut with upper link attached. Replacement links were cheap. Only other problem was having to use a breaker bar on the 19mms. Other than that easy!
Thanks!

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[@Niko-kf1gt]

I'm looking for that allen size 5 with ratcher fits to it, could you send me any amazon or autozone link , i want to have same tools for this fix as you

[@RBTheMechanic]

I use snap on all other strip but u can buy craftsmen

[@miss.wright3035]

Are L / R struts any different when ordering ? Can I do just 1 rear side for now ?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Right and left is diffrent so order the one u want

[@breastmeatonly]

Once it's looze enough.

[@zadeanrobinson1608]

Is this a 4wd?

[@RBTheMechanic]

No 2WD front wheel

[@zainrashid7438]

Lol he really thought its a 4wd