Bumpy Ride? Here's How to Replace Your Rear Struts | Kia Rio Soul Hyundai Accent

If you have a bumpy ride in your car you might need new struts / shock absorbers. This shows how to replace your shocks for any kia rio, kia soul, or hyundai accent. Struts need to be replaces every 50 - 100 thousand miles or every 5 - 10 years. Shock absorbers slowly degrade over time and can begin to fail. So, if your car doesn't ride smooth, this could be why. these are monroe struts.

[@dreamsmart5780]

Simple and clean thank you very much🎉

[@davidcohen2682]

LOVE IT AND THE MUSIC

[@countryfriedwomen6394]

Great video thanks for sharing.

[@Me-vp9he]

Did you have to put the jack on the back axle or you just jacked up one side at a time to do each?

[@EnoughAboutCars]

I just did one side at a time. Thanks for watching!

[@deanstauffer787]

what's the blue stuff you squirted on it?

[@EnoughAboutCars]

Medium strength loc-tite

[@EnoughAboutCars]

I hope this helps you replace your struts / shock absorbers!
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[@crybabottles1117]

How much it cost you the back shocks

[@jackhandy3776]

That's not a Canadian car, otherwise you would have to cut the top bolt out due to rust. 🤬

[@irisbaez1972]

I think is 72-87 foot pound.

[@irisbaez1972]

80 FT LOWER AND THE UPPER WHAT?

[@nathanacuna7535]

Are the Lower and upper bolts supposed to be to be different? I’m going to do mine soon

[@howtosnstuff]

They are supposed to be the same but check the torque spec for your specific vehicle. My kia soul 2013 was 90 ft lbs​@@nathanacuna7535