How to Replace the Front Shocks on the Nissan Pathfinder 2005 to 2014

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  • Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @DavidGurrney7589
    @DavidGurrney7589 3 года назад +3

    Good for reference but in this universe is not as easy as they make it look. Rusted bolts that don't move tight work space and on and on! Wished it works that way but don't expect it to go like this. I found out that a lot of these videos are just to get you started and give you ideas on what to do and not what to expect.

    • @valoruniversity
      @valoruniversity 3 года назад

      For reals, they make it look easy but.....

    • @Chris-hw4mq
      @Chris-hw4mq 3 года назад

      Yeah you will for sure find seized bolts

    • @cutcali7907
      @cutcali7907 3 года назад

      Oh yeah an 1 hour job could end up being 3 hour job or longer ,if you don't break any thing

  • @Asylum81
    @Asylum81 Год назад

    So..........what tools and size do you need here?

  • @tpridgen11
    @tpridgen11 2 года назад +1

    Sooooooo why disconnect the battery here?!?!?

    • @32laurens
      @32laurens Год назад

      Step one should be 'get off the busy road first'

  • @Eatshhhushi
    @Eatshhhushi 2 года назад +1

    I found Hayes manual to be useless these days. I used to purchase it back in the days with my 1996 Jeep Grande Cherokee. Now with the Internet and RUclips it’s not needed. Even this video lacks the detail such as the size of the tools used to rent the bolts. The black and white color in the manual lack detail, Tony and hardly any use.

    • @Dedlee43
      @Dedlee43 Год назад

      That’s cap the owners manual has everything you need definitely not useless and these videos are helpful unless you cant read. The manual has all of the listed torque specifications which is hella helpful

  • @sergiocastaneda212
    @sergiocastaneda212 Год назад

    This video is NOT for 2013 and up