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2011 - 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee How to replace upper control arm
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2011 - 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee How to replace upper control arm.
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Nice to see that you were able to do it the quicker way. Other videos have the steering wheel coupling removed as well as the axle. Thanks for sharing.
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I was just quoted $560 for the right upper and failed inspection
I’m with you on this diy!!
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this was DEFINITELY handy this weekend! Appreciate you dude! Just got to get an alignment on Monday and Im all good!
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Those bolts can be removed with out taking the air fitting off the top of the strut just need to loosen the 3 nuts enough to pull the strut forward and sneak them by. The way its done in the video you'll probably have to take it to the dealer to get the air system refilled/topped off because it is filled with nitrogen and not oxygen.
Are you sure? Can you move the strut forward with 3 bolts, by not disconnecting and dont lose nitrogen?
Yes. I’ve always done it by using a scan tool to remove air from the strut to the reservoir and loosening the top 3 nuts. Which gave me enough room to sneak the bolts behind. It’s a tight squeeze but I’ve done it on multiple Grand Cherokees
@@MrChiskater ok thks!
what software did you use for this?
Did you disconnect the plug like on the video or not?
@@juktm43 I used a Snapon scan tool. Im not sure by what you mean plug.
@@MrChiskater plug IS air connector
About to tackle this myself. Thanks for the video.
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Hay thank you for posting this video it made my job on my new vehicle so Mutch easier to do. But ya your method for tear down is golden it really helped out a ton.
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GREAT video, my guy! Appreciate it amigo
Appreciate it!
Helpful video
I had changed my upper control arm at the driver side, would you mind sharing a video for the passenger side or at least showing us where arm bolts are on the passenger side .
Thanks
Sure thing!
Did you figure out where the back nut was for the passenger side upper control arm?
Either the engineers said we're so good at designing these vehicles these parts aren't going to fail.... Or maybe the weekend was coming up and they decided to just go ahead and sign off on the design and call it a day 🤷 Thanks for the video.
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No kidding. My uca bushings are shot on my 2011 Jeep and I came here to see if I could do it since the ship quoted me about $1000 after replacing both uca’s and alignment
Thanks man. This helped a lot. Have a 2012 Laredo and it's exactly the same.
doing this now. thanks for the good video!
Tell me about your experience.
Where you from?
Super thanks
i have to change my both upper control arm on my 2016 Summit 3L CRD. How do you remove nuts on passenger side ?
The control arm mounting bolts have nuts that are not visible in this video. The right mounting bolt's nut is very hard to get to from what I can see. This video says do in reverse but I have mine out but am looking to see how to get to that nut to put back on....
You have to watch the video n pay attention.
Thanks for watching
I have to replace my upper control arms in my 2016 limited. I think without having air shocks, i wont need to loosen the shock absorber 😁 it should be quite easy.
Hi there I have a question what is the name of the little part that you removed first because I need that peace part and where I can order it thank you very much and I like the way you did the job thank you and god bless you and your family 🙏
Ah, the elusive little part! It's called the [name of the part]. You can order it from the magical land of [funny place]. May the force be with you in your search!
@@AxtuoAx smart ass
Broth muchas gracias.
I'm going to do it this weekend. Question: How many pounds of torque should I tight back each bolt? Thanks
Snug it
Is this similar to changing 2004 grand cherokee loredo control arms?
all you gotta do it's match the parts
Did you ever unplug the level sensor? I had to unplug mine the other day and plugged it back and now my shit doesn't air-down...
Damn bouts to get this done today. Will let you all know how it turns out
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Gonna do this job but do I need my scanner to release the air ?
No you dont
Is a 2014 5.7 summit with air suspension much different than this?
Not really
@@AxtuoAx Man I got everything off cept for the air strut...to get that bottom bolt out i had to unscrew it even after jacking up the control arm a little to try and relieve some tension On other videos it just slid out. Ive loosened the 3 nuts on top almost completely off but this thing won't budge. The bracket seems to be stuck where the bolt went through. Do I just hammer it off? Also to torque it back up, is it ok to torque the bolt instead of the nut? The rear nuts in the engine bay seem like it'd be a problem to get my long torque wrench in there.
Where yall from?
Any extra tips? I'm going to try to tackle this this weekend both upper control arms and the lower ball joints, got quoted at $2100 lmao
Have fun!!!!
Did you disconnect the battery before loosening the air valve on the air strut??
I dont remember doing that.......whatchu see in the video, it's what happened.
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Jeep Lifetime warranty are no longer covering these....
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What do you call that little bent bar that connects to the control arm and that wire harness
That's the level suspension sensor.
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Thank you
Well it Absolutely sucks if you have a v6 like I do. Because I think have to take off the intake just to have enough space to get it off
Right right
Man , I have a 2015 overland and after watching how crazy it’s to eve removed all those parts to get the control arms free. Definitely bad engineering design plan 👎🏼
Do you live anywhere near Dallas, tx???? 😂 seriously
I wish I was, kuh.
Im planing to visit tho.
Why? What's going on, bruh?
Drivers side wasn’t so hard, passenger side…. Sheeesh.
Where was the back nut? What did you have to remove to access it?
I cannot, for the life of me, get that second nut on the control arm.....I despise the engineers for this
🤣🤣🤣.....I'm not laughing at u, just the way I pictured the suffering expression in my head....pause
@@AxtuoAx I don't have a ratchet wrench but I managed to get a socket and ratchet on there. Now the problem is just breaking it loose.
Tap it with a hammer, spray some wd40, use a long tube (pause) as leverage
@@AxtuoAx I managed to get it by placing the handle downwards and nearly giving myself a hernia. Thanks though. Hope its easier to put back on
Just take your time and play smart before going ape on the project, and the most important thing....is......always try to have fun
Thanks for this video, it's so helpful for do the same job in a grand cherokee 2014 🫡
Glad it was helpful!