2008- 2015 Nissan Rogue Lower Control Arm Replacement under 8mins!!!
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Today we will be replacing the front lower control arms on this 2011 Nissan Rogue. This should also apply to any older or newer models! Don't get ripped off! Let's wrench away!!
#lowercontrolarms, #wornballjoints
Nissan Rogue control arm replacement.
Nissan Front suspension.
Rogue front ball joint.
How to replace front suspension.
Replacing Nissan lower front ball joint.
1/2 Ratchet
18 mm deep socket.
18mm box wrench.
Pickle fork.
21mm for lug nuts.
Front control arms are Carquest Premium parts.
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It would've been very informative to show how you got the ball joint back into the knuckle before torquing everything down. Thanks for the video!
I’m sorry, I’ll include that info on my next video! 😃
Thank you, exactly what I was looking for! I have 2014 Nissan Rogue with that exact problem and I thought it was brakes and before buying any parts I took off the wheel and saw the brakes were still decent, but could be replaced I looked at the ball joints and tires and bingo that's where I was getting that noise grinding when we turned the wheel
Straight to the point, keep it up and definitely appreciate your time for the resourceful content!!
Thank you for the support!
You make it look so easy. Thank you.
Thank you!!!
Fast and informative! Thank you for the blissfully short video.
Thank you! I was getting bashed because how this video really doesn’t show step by step. That I should have not labeled it 8 min control arm removal! It honestly is a straight forward job!
Perfect video. Thank you!
Thank you!!
Thanks for the vid bro it is a big help
Anytime brother!
Great video, how did u know itvwas the lower arm causing the tire wear?
Good question!! The front suspension had a lot of play going through bumps! There are a few things that can cause bad tire wear issue. 1.bad tie rods, 2. Bad wheel bearing 3. A bad ball joint. In this case everything else was already replaced. Only thing left to replace was the lower control arm with the ball joint. That’s how I knew I had bad lower control arms.
On this particular vehicle, you just put the control on. You don't need to adjust the right height in order to install them. The butchings on this one is not sideways like the other vehicles.
Thanks for the feedback! I’m used to working mostly on euros so I have this tendency to preload the suspension lol.
Facts..
Video should say showing how to replace a control arm shortened down tutorial
I do apologize. I will take this feedback and make sure I give more of a detailed step by step on my next videos. Thank you
@@Fwerks.1592 it's all good it was quite easy to replace
But good job.
Can anyone tell me if the 2015 rogue would have 2 total control arms or 4? I was told I need to replace four and then got a second opinion where the mechanic said I only have the two lower ones!
For this vehicle you only have the large lower control arm and the ball joint is built into it. So 1 control arm assembly, then you have your tie rod. Not sure what the first mechanic was talking about.
What is the “right height” when you jacked the arm assembly? Thanks
Ride height.. the ball joint, would be just fine. The other end also. Cuz there is no swibble, amd the front end, the same.. but hey he did it..😂😂😂
What star pattern?
What’s the time stamp?
How can you call that under eight minutes to change the control arm when you keep editing the video and then jumping back on after you’ve obviously doing work while the video is cut on & off 25 times!!!
Thank you for watching. The point is showing you how to do it. Most of these diy have an idea of how to get things out or fix. This is not a step by step video.
Pretty sure he meant the video would be under 8 mins
under 8 minutes take tire off😂😂
What brand control arms did you use and how are they holding up ?
I used carquest control arms. They are ok no issues, front end sounds solid at the moment even after putting 15k miles. Dorman solutions is a better option in my opinion.
@@Fwerks.1592
Nice thanks !
How about the Delphi brand and experience with that brand
@@omarcaban9917 definitely! I would have installed that brand instead of carquest! I needed the Arms in a pinch! I’ve use Delphi suspension components on my bmw!
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And how did they held up ?
In the market for lower arms for my Nissan rogue and oem are so pricey
@@omarcaban9917 they are still holding up good! Definitely consider the following brands, Delphi, Dorman, Mevotech or TRW!
Where you at I'm in Florida
I’m in the Midwest! All the way from Chicago!
Bro u might as well have just talked the entire time without showing anything cause that's what you did in video format. We appreciate the thought but this is useless for someone trying to troubleshoot certain parts, video just jumps straight to you explaining the finished work
Noted! “BRO”
That's not for 2014