How To Replace REAR SHOCKS - 2014-2018 Chevy Impala & 2013-2015 Chevy Malibu
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
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Excellent video!! You trimmed all of the fat and gave all of the pertinent information needed including the use of the shop drawer liner. I'm definitely subscribing.
Thank you I appreciate the support!
@@rednecktech82 Anytime brother
For anyone looking, this is exactly the same process for a 2013-15 Malibu.
Thanks for the video super helpful
Thank you! I only list what I'm absolutely positive on myself.
@@rednecktech82 completely understand. Was in the process of replacing my rear shock on my Malibu and couldn’t find anything. Looked at the part number and it listed the impala as well.
You helped me figure out how to get the mount off the shock, thought it was impossible before this video LOL
Pretty positive this process is the same for late model Buick LaCrosses too
@@stevenp4867 Correct, as well as the Cadillac XTS
I was just gonna ask that. I have a 2014 Malibu
For some silly reason, I was thinking my impala had rear struts! Shocks will be much easier(I hope!) to replace! Great video! Thank you sir!
Right to the point. No BS intro or life history
Right to the point !! Love it great video
I was looking at acura tls too..right now im leaning towards them if i cant fix this...
Excellent video
Great video. Concise with lots of meat on the bone.
Thanks man i appreciate the support!
Thanx dude ur a lifesaver…💯💯
Glad it helped!
So easy, and thanks you
Thanks for the video!
Thanks
What parts did you get or would you recommend for front and rear. Both of these videos are great by the way. I'm about to do mine and these videos are a lot of help. Thank you
That's completely up to you. For trucks n 4x4's I personally like Bilstein. For everyday cars...nothing special, I go Monroe, cheap and reliable.
@@rednecktech82 ok, thanks for the response!
i have terrible ride quality in my 2014 impala lt 2lt..changed all shocks and new tires..i think 35 lbs is to much air..any ideas..
Now do it on day time. Jk!
Thanks! Very helpful. 👍
What 2016 Chevy Impala...? Do the shocks come with springs? What the spring in the background. Can that be replaced as well, (the spring)..?
Do a video on Impala rear spring replacements
Unfortunately that was a neighbor's car and is long gone.
thanks
Which shock brand did u use just the oem I'm going to replace all 4 and trying to figure the best ones
If you'll have the car for 10 or more years I would go with a lifetime guarantee part from a major chain store otherwise OEM will do just fine under normal driving conditions.
@@rednecktech82 I've also been having a hard time finding the correct part they all say your car has a million different suspensions I do I know exactly which ones I need thx so much for the reply
Thanks for mentioning the size of each 🔩 . Appreciated
Where did you find the right shocks?
I believe Advance Auto...and they ALWAYS have a 15% coupon code available. Typically RMN15 is always active.
Can the 2.5L shocks & struts fit the 3.6L impala premier ?
Go to an auto parts stores website n look both up and see if the part numbers are the same or not.
@@rednecktech82 thank you
I just did both rear shocks and i still hear some clunking in the back? What could it be?
If everything tight I'd check exhaust system...loose heatshield, broken clamp etc...if no dice there then pull wheels n check brakes.
@@rednecktech82 rear bushings is my clunking noise