How to change rear shock absorbers SKODA FABIA 6Y TUTORIAL | AUTODOC

How to change / change / install / replacement rear shock absorbers on SKODA FABIA 6Y TUTORIAL | AUTODOC
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00:44 - Use a torx № Т25
03:03 - Use a socket №16 and an open-end wrench №16
04:25 - Before installing new shock absorbers it is strongly recommended to pump them over for 3-5 times manually
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Great tutorial - as always from you.
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[@maxsumnell4809]

I need a front drivers hub Skoda fabia can you help?

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[@moonlolo471]

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There is this error code and I do not know where this piece can show me where it is located
mfort Styrdon - Skoda Fabia -05
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[@tonyhughes7792]

Great video although can`t help but notice you neither mention or show the use of a torque wrench even when it comes to wheel studs which is very important. Having had many wheels and tyres changed by even the largest UK tyre outlet i have known them to leave studs loose and/or just don`t use a torque wrench correctly hence after every visit i always jack up, slacken and re-torque the studs. Studs are often over tightened by professionals which in my book is very poor practice.

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Thank you for your comment! You are absolutely correct, we have corrected that mistake and always use torque wrenches while making sure to show the whole procedure in our newest videos. Best Regards, Autodoc Team

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Thanks or your reply/update Autodoc