2017 Porsche Macan Rear Shock removal

Fixing a rattle in the back of my wife's Macan turns into a shock replacement because of some weird Porsche engineering.
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[@alpet004]

Thanks for posting this video. While I was changing the front/rear brakes on my Wife's 2016 Porsche Macan I noticed the bump stop was in similar condition as yours. I really appreciate your sharing your experience. You saved me a ton of headache. Thx Brother!

[@The-Old-Dude]

Glad it helped

[@Brindar23]

Benimde boile arabam bendede lak lak vuruldu sesi var hafif amasor koplemi deyisim yoksa sadece kafami

[@The-Old-Dude]

I am going to need that in english.

[@pandabmw]

So did the rattling go away?

[@The-Old-Dude]

Yes it did

[@totomtl]

How long it took to do it from scratch ?

[@The-Old-Dude]

Should only take ~4-5 hours without filming