Great video, with a few non-mechanic laughs along the way. Best way to really get to know your car is to work on it. I'm actually glad you did the fronts the way you did (fender liner) to show options to the task. Do invest in one of those small tool kits when you can to add a few items to you inventory, like deep sockets. As soon as you used the open end of the wrench on the top nuts, I was saying to the screen "Use the box end" and then you immediately mentioned and switched to it. Just know those racketing types can't handle too much torque without snapping the mechanism. They do save time and effort once loosened. Again, loved the vid and subscribed and looking forward to the next one.
Great video, with a few non-mechanic laughs along the way. Best way to really get to know your car is to work on it. I'm actually glad you did the fronts the way you did (fender liner) to show options to the task. Do invest in one of those small tool kits when you can to add a few items to you inventory, like deep sockets. As soon as you used the open end of the wrench on the top nuts, I was saying to the screen "Use the box end" and then you immediately mentioned and switched to it. Just know those racketing types can't handle too much torque without snapping the mechanism. They do save time and effort once loosened. Again, loved the vid and subscribed and looking forward to the next one.
Thanks! Love the advice for myself and anyone else that comes along needing this video. More coming real soon!
What size stabiliser links have you got ? And where did you buy them ? Thanks 👍