How To Replace REAR Shocks and Springs on a 2006 Toyota Sienna
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- Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024
- Hey guys it's the Ugga Dugga Bois here! Today we are changing out the rear shock absorbers and spring on a 2006 Toyota Sienna FWD 3.3L V6.
What we use in this video:
NAPA Springs (277-3686)
KYB Gas Shock Absorber Excel-G (344308)
Ratchet Wrench
Impact
Sockets
Jack
Jack Stands
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Thanks for the video. Very helpful. I have AWD and my support arm did not drop down far enough. Had to use a spring compression tool to get them in.
one of the better demonstrations I've seen. Thank you. What is the lb-force settings on the impact driver for the wheel lug nuts? What about the lb-force on the lower mount nut on the shocks?
How long do springs last on a van? Or do they even go bad? Thanks
@cisco00079 It depends on a few factors. Most the time they should last the life of the car. This minivan is used to haul trailers and was overloaded a few tines causing the springs to fail.
Nice video ! Do you know who sells longer shocks and longer front struts so I can raise my Toyota Sienna and put on off road type tires on other than putting on front and rear spacers. Thanks !
Why are these new springs r being installed upside down compared to the ones that came out
?
The flat end is up on old ones, but down on new ones
Could be the different brand of springs. As the springs where installed in the correct orientation according to the box.
Just curious , how on earth did those springs break like that ? Perhaps too much weight on the end of the vehicle , too high a tongue weight ?
corrosion is probably the primary damage mechanism
I've got the same situation on my 2005 Sienna. Looks like rust is the cause of my spring failure too. I have owned the vehicle since new. 210,000 miles and New England winters and road salt.