2014-2018 Mazda 3 Rear Coil Spring Replacement

00:36 - The issue and what is wrong
01:36 - Let’s get started!
02:18 - Remove sway bar end links and rear angle sensor from suspension
06:01 - Getting it back together
08:49 - Reattach the ancillary pieces
09:07 - Double check your work!
Video short that demonstrates how to replace the repair coil springs on a 3rd generation (BN/BM 2014-2018) Mazda 3. Coil spring failures on these cars are quite common due to water and salt building up on the lower spring mount. Word of caution that when you're replacing the rear springs that there is a very high chance that you may need to also replace the rear sway bar end links either from wear/age or due to excessive corrosion that hinders the removal of the end links unless they're destructively removed.