Putting a 12v 1/4" Milwaukee Fuel Impact Driver to the test replacing rear shocks on a 2010 Odyssey!

How much power does the Milwaukee Fuel 1/4" impact driver have? Quite a bit! Come along as we replace rear shock absorbers on our 2010 Honda Odyssey EX-L.
Shock Absorbers:
www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo....
Milwaukee Fuel 1/4" Impact Driver:
www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee...
Lexivon impact adapters:
www.amazon.com/LEXIVON-Adapte...
Tekton 3/8" shallow socket set (might not be the exact same one I have, but if not it's close!):
www.zoro.com/tekton-38-inch-d...
Tekton 36" deep 1/2" impact socket:
www.tekton.com/1-2-inch-drive...
Harbor Freight Icon 3/8" Icon torque wrench:
www.harborfreight.com/38-in-d...
Harbor Freight Icon 1/2" Icon torque wrench:
www.harborfreight.com/12-in-d...

[@justintoth5440]

Awesome to see you having the kids help. Bonding time with Dad. I do the same with my 5 year old daughter and 3 year old son when I’m working on the car. Great job!

[@TheKenAgain]

Thanks so much for the kind words and comment. That's awesome! Nothing beats the efficiency, hah, time well spent with the kiddos AND some to-do list tasks knocked out. Win / win! Hang in there too, those are busy (but fun) ages. Thanks for watching!

[@patrickmills7559]

First off, love the fact you are including the kids. I do as much as I can with mine. I wouldnt worry about letting them dive right into everything you are doing because you have safety covered. Let em take on the whole job if they want to. School isnt teaching them hands on anymore.
I also am impressed with the power of that little impact driver for a job it was never intended for. I have the 1/2" stubby M12 Impact wrench and it crushes everything I throw at it. Good work man.

[@TheKenAgain]

Thanks so much for commenting! Yeah you're right there with the kids - especially my six year old, he loves to help and do anything I set him loose on, hah. He's always eager to do projects which is awesome. I've got a LOT on tap for us, so we'll be busy. I'm a big advocate for trade / technical colleges - graduate of one myself. Absolutely loved it! Hands on learning is priceless, you're so right about that. I've seen that stubby, too! I want to pick one of those up at some point - might do it for the looming timing belt job (have another 10k to go thankfully...!) and see if it can crack the crank bolt loose.
Thanks for watching and happy weekend!