Replace Complete Front Struts / Shocks Suspension Older Toyota Corolla Sedan
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2018
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Josh takes you step by step through the process of removing and replacing the front struts on a 1999 Toyota Corolla sedan.
The general principles of this video apply to most vehicles especially similar Toyota models and years.
-Lift Car
-Remove wheel
-disconnect and remove strut
-install new strut and replace wheel
-repeat for other side.
Tools Needed:
Jack/Jack stand
-Socket set
-Impact gun (optional)
-Breaker bar
-Screwdriver/hammer (Optional)
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Man I just found your channel and I think I'm hooked. Your explanations are thorough and I like when you include audio examples of the sounds one may hear for different issues. I wish I was handy enough to do this stuff but your channel makes me think I want to try.
Dude, I just want to tell you that you really helped me. I did this on my 2000 Corolla myself a few years back after watching your video. Saved me quite a few bucks in a time I really needed to save money. Thank you!
Never done this one before, now I know how.
Nice video. Thanks for sharing. Knocking this out tomorrow!
Disco Dave good luck!
Great job your very thorough so any time I need help I look you up. Thanks for all the tips.
Thanks for your video!
Epic video! Gonna go do it now!
Just curious about your comments on aftermarket and factory strut bolts and if it has factory strut bolts you won't need an alignment. I don't understand if you put in new struts it would change your alignment and you never mentioned torquing anything to specs.
Very clear instruction and great camera work to show what you are talking about. Good job!
thank you!
Great vid.
👍 thanks
Thanx bro
Will a strut/shock from a 1993 Toyota corolla fit a 1991 toyota corolla base model? Answer would be much appreciated 👍
How do your knowing the struts is bad or if the ball joints my 1999 Toyota Corolla is make this sound around the front tire and it's getting worst every day I love this car I will fixed it if l knew what was wrong please help me
I have the same noise which started immediately after a couple motor mounts were replaced at Firestone. Took the car to a different mechanic to diagnose the problem and this jackass actually told me "everything looked real tight down there. it must have been your hood prop rod rattling making the noise", and he cut a little piece of rubber tubing and glued it onto the rod and asked for 43 dollars for his service. I am pretty sure the noise is the coming from the strut and am looking at trying to do it on my own.
Torque Specs: Strut-to-steering knuckle bolts/nuts 203ftlbs. Strut upper mounting bolts 29ftlbs. Source: Haynes Repair Manual #92036
Does one not have to be concerned about an alignment?
Yes, some struts are attached using an adjustor bolt that’s why it’s important to mark everything before you take it apart so that you can put it back the same way. But many cars do not have this feature and it is not necessary
How do you know the strut has gone bad?
My car is acting weird but I'm not sure how to know whats causing it.
Bad struts will often manifest going over speed bumps (slamming etc). Also they will cause cupping of tires (Google’s images)
Is that car a Chevy? its front end looks just like my vauxhall astra's.
Corolla!