07-12 dodge caliber rear toe link

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  • čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
  • dodge caliber rear toe link replacement 2007-2012

Komentáře • 49

  • @eugeniojimenez4140
    @eugeniojimenez4140 Před 3 lety +5

    Great video. Thank you. It is humbling to see that the gentleman showing us the procedure seems to be stranded at a corner in the middle of the street, and even in those circumstances, he takes the time to make other people's lives easier. Thank you.

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před 3 lety

      Haha that's at my house at the beach but thank you! It was a car I was fixing for an old lady. Figured I could help you guys out too

  • @richsmith9063
    @richsmith9063 Před rokem

    Thanks for the great video. Looks like you're doing the work in the middle of an intersection.....bravery. I've got a Dodge Avenger 2007 - 2014 & they changed up the suspension design on the rear. The outer bushing on that Tow link has been moved to the Knuckle. Otherwise it looks the same. Also the Camber link on your Caliber looks to be a flat metal "plate" with a bushing on either end. On the Avenger, it's a rod with a bushing on the inner side & on the outer side the bushing was also moved to the Knuckle. The trailing arm was changed too. Caliber : looks like trailing arm & Knuckle my be the same piece. Avenger : trailing arm has bushing on the chass side & bolts via 3x bolts to the Knuckle.

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před rokem

      You gotta love the redesigns. Still similar from previous iterations but definitely different

  • @coreygreen6937
    @coreygreen6937 Před 2 lety

    If you take a four and a half Grinder. Grind the edge of the lateral arm bushing. Then clean the rubber off. Then heat up the bolt. Spray with PB blaster and or something similar. Let it sit for a little bit. Then take vice grips to clamp on the inside of it. Put your socket and ratchet on the bolt and start working the back and forth. I have not had one that hasn't come out that way. It just takes a little bit of time.

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před 2 lety

      The tighten loosen method is tried and true! Can definitely save you from snapping bolts in most cases!

  • @thegooddoctor8479
    @thegooddoctor8479 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for the video, Would have been worth mentioning that the lower bolt on the toe link is a bear - no room for the nut.

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před 2 lety

      I didn't have any issues with the lower bolt. I have heard a few people mention this though. Sorry I didn't talk about it more!

  • @huandoan123
    @huandoan123 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for the video and details information. I got parts and doing them today, only the bolt and nut on rear left near to break drum that i am worry .

  • @jaybee1523
    @jaybee1523 Před 3 lety

    I did this on a Jeep Compass, what a mother bear of a job! The replacement bolt cost as much as the arm.

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před 3 lety +1

      Got the arms for 40 hardware was 55 :/ gotta love that mark up

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před 3 lety

      @Muzik Michael I think that's about what I paid from Mopar. Hope it goes well!

    • @gunnerrunner1498
      @gunnerrunner1498 Před 3 lety

      Dude like 'the- heck' for sure I was surprised that I found it on Amazon. Got a 2010 jeep patriot and, yeaaah, no way to savage the bolts. Nowhere around me doesn't have it.✌special order✌

  • @miltandjoanmickelson4348

    i have a 07 caliber base and the rear wheels have a negative chamber and i changed the upper and lower controll arms would doing the toe links fix that

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před 3 lety +1

      Yes. that is the only way to adjust the rear alignment

  • @amrindergill7218
    @amrindergill7218 Před rokem

    My bad luck it stuck on the other end … one side bolt welded while nut stuck in bushing…? Cutting is not solution… anyone hav that kind experience ?

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před rokem

      This was so long ago I can't say I had any issues like that. Are your talking about the camber alignment bolt? Or the other one that goes to the welded nut

  • @bestworst1979
    @bestworst1979 Před 3 lety +1

    how did you get bolt lower out i am having a hell of a time the one u had issue with came out easy for me

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před 3 lety

      The bolt closer to the tire? Or the bolt with the alignment washers

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před 3 lety

      If the toe link looks twisted at all you need to jack up the strut more than the bolt should move more freely. The bolt on the tire side came out pretty easy when the toe rod was not twisted. The alignment bolt end I had to cut I could not get it free

    • @bestworst1979
      @bestworst1979 Před 3 lety

      @@duereviews791 bolt closer to tire thge other one is out was easy

    • @bestworst1979
      @bestworst1979 Před 3 lety

      what did you use on nut side of bolt i cant seem to find anything to fit

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před 3 lety +1

      @@bestworst1979 15 mm on the alignment bolt nut it came off no problem but I couldn't get the washer off to save my life. That's when I cut the bolt. The nut on the tire side is welded to the hub on that side so all you get is a bolt no nut comes off that end

  • @billbolano9425
    @billbolano9425 Před 2 lety

    buddy i have a 2012 dodge avenger and them bolts would come out i was thinking of cutting them off ,but where can i get them brand new is it a dealer part

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před 2 lety +1

      I ordered them off Mopar with the part number. They were 55 bucks for the washer nut and bolt. I seen a set that came with the links online on carid.com I think but they were out of stock at the time.

    • @billbolano9425
      @billbolano9425 Před 2 lety +1

      @@duereviews791 ok thanks buddy

  • @dirkdiggler4860
    @dirkdiggler4860 Před 10 měsíci

    My bolt came out 🤷🏻‍♂️ with a cutting torch 😂

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před 10 měsíci +1

      Haha. That's definitely one way to do it

  • @valenteCa
    @valenteCa Před 3 lety

    number of dice you used

  • @abetsuma8448
    @abetsuma8448 Před rokem

    What size range did you use

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před rokem

      What do you mean by that?

    • @abetsuma8448
      @abetsuma8448 Před rokem

      Like what size of socket (in mm) or wrench did you use to get the bolts out

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před rokem

      @@abetsuma8448 i think i said in the video. What i did not you will have to look it up. Its been so long since i worked on this vehicle

  • @williearana9713
    @williearana9713 Před 3 lety

    Where can i get the replacement bolts??

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před 3 lety

      You can order the parts all together if they are in stock. Nobody had the whole kit when I did it. I ended up spending 55 bucks at mopar directly for all three pieces of the alignment bolt.

    • @deadenear
      @deadenear Před 2 lety

      @Muzik Michael my dealer will want the $116.24

    • @jameslegare6957
      @jameslegare6957 Před 2 lety

      Or the part number for the bolts can't find em anywhere

  • @deadenear
    @deadenear Před 2 lety +1

    must be southern car.My Ontario car is a bucket of rust and rot.

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před 2 lety +1

      Ocean city so a little south. Who knows where it actually came from.

    • @MrBluecollar8
      @MrBluecollar8 Před 2 lety +1

      I was gonna say,it wasn't a Buffalo/Western NY vehicle.I just ordered the bolt kit ahead of time.LOL I was also replacing the whole rotted out crossmember.

  • @joshcantrell8397
    @joshcantrell8397 Před 2 lety

    Dude you skipped the fucking inside. I wanna see how you got that into the tight spot

    • @duereviews791
      @duereviews791  Před 2 lety +1

      If I remember correctly the inside has a welded nut on the back so I was able to just put a rachet with a low profile socket on it to remove it. May have used a swivel as well I can't remember