How to change rear shock absorbers on VW GOLF 3 TUTORIAL | AUTODOC

How to change rear shock absorbers on VW GOLF 3 TUTORIAL | AUTODOC
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[@montedaestrada3563]

I wish I had a lift like that. I'm way to old and creaky to work on the ground all of the time. Jeez, that's one of the reasons why I retired early in the first place! :)

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[@drewpearcy1]

He's like the Fire Mario of suspensions

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[@jonwoolhouse3801]

Altho, the video is an excellent step by step description of how to change coilovers.....it,s unbelievable that a skilled mechanic would replace worn bearings and bushings from a used part, Also the bolts that are removed and replaced are not wire brushed or a thread lock fluid applied , as they are not self locking .

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Love This... Thanks!!

[@nottmtrucker]

Superb video thank you

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[@conytastellano]

Helpful AF. Thanks a bunch 👍

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[@dragonHHH]

good

[@morrismofamadi2994]

were you not supposed to compress the spring with that fancy shock absorber tool?

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[@morrismofamadi2994]

@@autodocuk was he not supposed to compress the spring with the tool 5:08

[@MrBobster20]

@@morrismofamadi2994 Don't ask questions you can't handle the answer to.

[@watershed44]

@@MrBobster20 The fact is on this model a spring compressor is NOT required for the removal and installation of the REAR shock but can make it easier. You still must exercise caution removing the center retaining nut.
The front struts ABSOLUTELY require the special spring compression tool, removing the center nut from a spring under pressure can KILL you!
DANGER!