1988-96 Nissan D21 DIY Rear shock replacement

Hey what is up fam! Today's video is on replacing your rear shocks on a pickup. They're pretty easy to do. If you like working on your own car or want to start then here you go. Hope you like the video.

[@patsmith5236]

I've watch a few videos on this. Yours is the best- for ease and Safety. Ease by raising the body. Safety- eye protection. Thank you

[@suguride]

Awesome vid, thanks man.🤙🏾

[@kicksrios6869]

Great video that really helped out

[@jamesconga]

Good video. Doing my rear shocks soon on my 90 4x4 with 86k original miles. Using the exact same shocks.

[@JeffersonJosueMorales89]

Making a video?? They do ride stiffer! But i love it. Sadly my d21 ain't 4x4 but I love it. Send some pics

[@etwilli2]

I got a 92 2wd w/ 88K original mikes. Got it 3.5 years ago w/ 53K on it. Great truck. Looking forward to my new shocks.

[@jogmas12]

The axle will not fall on you. Shock absorbers are not weight supporters.

[@jogmas12]

You should of showed the entire removal and installation. People need to see just how hard these shocks are to compress. I put the same ones on my Nissan hardbody they are a real doozy to compress. Did you cut the straps first before installing???

[@nvfpv]

Going through the same thing rn. This tutorial did NOT help

[@BLKSTONE4WD]

Just replaced mine in the front with some Ranchos definitely raised my saggy front end along with the other suspension parts good vid

[@JeffersonJosueMorales89]

Ranchos? Oh nice! Any vids?

[@BLKSTONE4WD]

@@JeffersonJosueMorales89 Thanks for the sub welcome to the channel, no vid on those Rancho shocks just yet, i will be doing one soon.👍

[@BLKSTONE4WD]

Thanks for the like on that vid too lol congratulations on the 1k subs 👍👍👍👍

[@trevortrillion6037]

I think even the 1986 and '87 use the same size shocks. My '95 and '86 D21s are the same. Did you use a torque wrench at the end? 1989-1997 get 22-30 ft lbs on both nuts. 1986-1988 D21s were recommended 12-16 ft lbs on the lower nuts. I can't see why the diff.

[@jrock-xs9vp]

Great video thanks much

[@etwilli2]

Truck looks really clean underneath...

[@arturolopez1550]

Thank you bro for your video it was pretty good , ese peace ✌🏽.

[@JeffersonJosueMorales89]

I miss this truck. Stay up brother

[@austinfarley4971]

Is yours a 4WD? What KYB's did you get? I ordered what Rock Auto said would match but they were a bit too short to install even while not jacked up.

[@armandosalazar7606]

Where did you bought the shocks?

[@gmafiagarage8400]

Thanks bro I was woundering how to do this except yours if lifted or stock and min is pretty slammed to the floor its 4 inches off the ground so not much room above the tire for me

[@JeffersonJosueMorales89]

Not dropped or lifted. It had original shocks all-round. The previous owner used original parts. Im using the KYB brand for hauling but in return I ride a bit stiff. Still feels a million times better from worn out shocks.

[@24BLUEELMO]

How are they holding up? Are they too stiff? What do you think of these vs the belltech?

[@JeffersonJosueMorales89]

They do ride just a bit stiff.. But it's not annoying tho 👀 i honestly don't regret it

[@24BLUEELMO]

@@JeffersonJosueMorales89 thanks I order the fronts to try them out.

[@omarmorales2523]

how you liking them bro? i'm about to upgrade very soon and looking all around to find the best fit for me thanks

[@JeffersonJosueMorales89]

They feel good.. I wanted a stiffer ride so i love how they work. If you want oem feel get Gabriel Ultra

[@JeffersonJosueMorales89]

But KYB would definitely be better just obviously price shoots up.

[@JeffersonJosueMorales89]

Once you install the new shocks let me know know how they feel. Do a vid? Would love to see them.

[@jeffslawnmowerrepairandservice]

thanksman

[@puertoropelu2257]

Do you have a link of where u got these bro??

[@JeffersonJosueMorales89]

I bought these at AutoZone when I use to work for the company

[@nandansho]

Crappy instructions.