07-14 Escalade Rear Shock Replacement Tahoe Yukon Suburban Avalanche Front Strut MagneRide TC Light

[@papimex11]

Great video showing the steps and the tips.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thank you! I try to make these videos short and easy to understand. This one was longer than usual, because I didn’t want to leave anything out!

[@cnmunson]

You saved me!! I had the same issue with my stabilitrack, ABS, traction control lights all coming on after replacing the rear shocks. I remembered your video, and BAM... that passenger side harness on top of the frame was disconnected. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!! Great video.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I was freaking out when all those dash lights came on. And I was super relieved when I found the connector. I had to share it with the world! 😂

[@cnmunson]

@@WorkingWithWimberley I freaked out too. I replaced the shocks with OEM AC Delco replacements. Thought I was covered! Again, I’m glad you figure it out and shared.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

👍🏽👌🏽🙌🏽

[@bbrewer609]

Another excellent, simple, step by step, well produced video. This is the 2nd video from WorkingWithWimberley that I have watched and used for maintenance on my 2007 Escalade. Well done man, I love a guy who is no BS, no opinions, no wasted time, just "here is how you do it". You are my "GO TO" guy now for all future Escalade maintenance. Cheers and thank you from AZ.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

I really appreciate the feedback! I put a lot effort into making these quick and easy to follow so I’m glad you appreciate it!!! You’re welcome!

[@DanielHernandez-ft8fd]

9/18/22 You’re a lifesaver three years later and your video is still helping out people. Especially the part where the ABS connections disconnect. Thanks keep up the good work.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped! And I’m still making these types of videos.

[@TralfazConstruction]

Very instructive on the mechanics involved. I believe that your informative video is the first one I've watched (out of several dozen) where the conversion to passive shocks/struts _isn't_ involved. Thank you for taking the time to record and upload this video.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching. I’m glad you found the video helpful!

[@TralfazConstruction]

@@WorkingWithWimberley Indeed. I'm renewing the front suspension and rear shocks on an '08 Yukon Denali and I haven't done something like this in just under a decade so I needed to brush-up on a few things. Your video _is_ very helpful. Thanks again!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re very welcome!!!

[@jimbrady7946]

One of the best "how to" videos I have ever seen on KZbin. Great help on how to fix the unexpected and where to source parts. Thanks Wimberley!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! Thanks for the feedback. I really try to make these videos easy to follow and I try to include the challenges if I come across any!!

[@jeffwarren4451]

Thank you Sir!! I have just replaced the rear air shocks on my 2010 GMC Denali and the dash lights for stability track, etc came on. I have searched the internet for answers and came up with nothing until today my friend! When putting the socket on the upper shock bolt on the drivers side, I had accidentally hit the clip holding the ABS connected. BOOM there it was! Reconnected it and I’m up and running! So..., thank you sir for you excellent work here!!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

That’s awesome! I’m glad I was able to help you find the issue! I know I was panicking when my lights came on. I was super relieved to find that it was just a connector.

[@dmcquilken]

Thank you for posting this! One of the best “how to’s” I’ve seen on just about anything.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thanks! Much appreciated!

[@richardmann3396]

This is by far the best video on this topic. This video is very well made and full of great information. Thank you for making it.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I put a lot of effort into this video, so I’m glad it helped!

[@MarkkuDrummer]

This is excellent. Did exactly like this and worked like a charm. Took my 2008 Escalade for a spin and everything works. Stabilitrack did not give any warning in the dash, since I checked the cable just like you said. Thank you million times and greetings from Finland!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

That’s awesome! I’m glad the videos are reaching you in Finland!

[@jamesaldrich5942]

Very easy to understand very articulate and accurate information thank you so much for all your efforts in your video making.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped! I definitely put in the effort to try and make all the videos clear and easy to follow.

[@jkrablin]

What a great informative video. It is just really straight forward and I appreciate the knowledge and direction. I subscribed just now and can't wait for another video on the escalade. This gentleman seems like the sort of guy that would be nice to know.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thank you so much! I definitely appreciate the sub. Most people I know say I’m an alright guy 😂.

[@joeyng919]

Thank you with the last notice about the Suspension Light

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped!

[@rascoe1717]

I would have liked to see at least some of the front removal or installation process, but I definitely appreciate how you documented the process for the rear!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thanks! The front on this Escalade is basically the same as what I did on this Yukon. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4izcmhnmNSJqcU

[@matthewlomazzo6307]

Kick ass video. This guys did a great job on the video!!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thank you!!!

[@burlgoat53]

Did my rear avalanche rears today....tremendous help my brother.. Thank you!!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped!

[@burlgoat53]

@@WorkingWithWimberley absolutely 💯...especially with that loose sensor lol

[@213raffi]

Same thing happened to me thanks for the video saved me a headache

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped!

[@daverit40]

excellent, excellent video. one of the best i've seen, and i'm a chris fix fan so my standards are high. subscribed too... thanks!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped! I definitely appreciate the compliment.

[@tman6663]

Fantastic video bud! I’ve been stressing out about replacing the rear air struts by myself cause the dealers are on crack with they’re prices for this job.. on my 2008 Tahoe LTZ! You’re vid was thorough, very informative, and smooth how-too! New subscriber here from 🇨🇦..thanks man!🙏

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped! I actually did the job again on my current 2015 Escalade. It was the exact same procedure. The worst part about the job is the price of replacement shocks. 😂 Especially if you’re going with oem parts.

[@tman6663]

@@WorkingWithWimberley Nice, that’s crazy it’s the same for 2015’s but that’s good lol Yeah I think the worst part is finding the exact fit for vehicles/ parts by finding them on the internet,🙆‍♂️😆

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

@@tman6663 Yup. Make sure to check RockAuto. They usually have good prices.

[@tman6663]

@@WorkingWithWimberley Ok, I’m not sure if they ship to 🇨🇦 lol, but I’ll check it out, thanks! 👌 I have a question or 2 lol about the air struts, I’ve heard you need to release the air out of them with a scan tool? I don’t have one..and do you need to disconnect battery before doing this?

[@tman6663]

@@WorkingWithWimberley k I re-watched the video, disconnect battery! What happens if u jacked it up before doing this? 🙆‍♂️

[@ernesth8782]

Thumbs up to this video.👍🏼Pretty straight forward. Even with the tools. Hope you keep posting videos of the reapairs on your escalade. Thanks!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thank you! I really appreciate the support! I will definitely be doing more videos on the Escalade.

[@ernesth8782]

Thanks I just replaced my rear shocks. I followed all your steps. Nothing is unplugged. But I still have the lights on on the dashboard.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

There must be something unplugged somewhere. I can’t think of another reason why it would be on. The shocks only have one electrical connector each. There really isn’t much else that could go wrong.

[@ernesth8782]

WorkingWithWimberley I know. Last time I replaced the wheel hub the same lights came on I had to go to a shop to get them erased.

[@ernesth8782]

WorkingWithWimberley I have a 2007 escalade suv. I guess everytime you unplug something it goes to to the computer and stays there.

[@phillipriggs3375]

Well Done AGAIN !!!!!!!!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thank you! Much appreciated!

[@tommyevans1669]

Thank you for SHARING your job with these very expensive Vehicles I would have never know that Home Depot sells Auto parts incredible ❕❕❕

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! At the time I did the video, Home Depot had the best price. You just have to shop around online. It might be jegs or amazon or someone else depending on the time.

[@carz4lifeallcar236]

Thank you! For the info. I'm planning to change out the rear shock on my 08 ext

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! This job isn’t that difficult. I have more videos on the Escalade and I’ll be doing more in the future so be sure to subscribe!

[@ryanbrenes385]

Thanks, now I'm confident I'm ready to go do it myself. Will tackle the rear first, but did obtain some spring compressors for the front job at a great price from Harbor Freight Tools.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! The rears are pretty straight forward. The fronts are more work so take your time and be patient. Be careful with those spring compressors too!

[@ryanbrenes385]

Update, just replaced my rear magnetic shocks, this guy nailed it! Instructions couldn't get any better. Took 30 min per shock and 30min prep (chock wheels, remove neg battery cable, remove center caps, get tools ready). I will say I reversed the direction of the bolt on the bottom with the new install because it was much easier to get the bolt in that way, tight clearance with the sway bar right there. And, make sure the sensor and air inlet are facing rearward on the rear shocks, I accidentally put one the opposite way and then it became obvious when the sensor and air tube wouldn't reach, had to reverse it adding 5 min to the job.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Awesome and thanks for the tips!

[@everamador1340]

Very helpful I gotta change mine too and even the compressor

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I haven’t had to do he compressor. But the rear shocks aren’t that hard to do. The hardest part is the top bolts.

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

Never knew Home Depot sold auto parts,great information my man...

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

I didn’t know either. I randomly came across it on google. They don’t keep any parts in stock at the store, but if you order them online, they will be shipped to the store and then you can pick them up at the store. 👍🏽

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

@@WorkingWithWimberley Wowwwwww we learn something new every day...

[@eltonesound]

Where are you located brother ? Im in Michigan . You my friend are the type of guy i would trust my car with and pay you the money you deserve . God Bless 🙏🏻

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

I’m not a mechanic for hire. I’m just a dude who fixes stuff in his backyard and shows other people how to do the same. Thank you for considering me though! God bless you too!

[@BT-th5zv]

GREAT video Wimberley!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thanks! I’m glad the video helped!!!

[@BT-th5zv]

@@WorkingWithWimberley Did you use a standard spring compressor for the front? Those springs are a lot bigger around than normal ones.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

@@BT-th5zv Yes I used a standard set of spring compressors. You can see them at 10:34 I rented them from oreillys.

[@rockyone9]

Nice and thorough.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thanks! I’m glad the video helped!

[@eastwoodbuck6217]

Excellent video my friend

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thanks! I’m glad the video helped!

[@agresham1982]

Very thorough! Great video. Thanks.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped!

[@redbaron129]

Beautiful ride. Great video, I need to do the same job on my 13 Avalanche.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thanks! It’s not that bad. Just a few nuts and bolts!

[@craigmckenzie3821]

Great job, very easy to follow. Thanks

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped!

[@pinos74667]

Watched so many videos and this is probably the best of all on theses struts. I just wished that you would have posted the sku numbers for HD. Dealer gave me the same part numbers (a lot more expensive than 4 years ago) and I can't find the struts at HD's website. 😔 Great video 🤙

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped! I looked through my email and found the receipt. I’ll put the numbers below, but this was 5 years ago so it says the parts are out of stock. Hopefully this helps. Rear Store SKU # 1003729818 Internet # 308358097 Front Store SKU # 1003709396 Internet # 308421267

[@pinos74667]

@WorkingWithWimberley thank sir, appreciate the response!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

@@pinos74667 Anytime!

[@amenamen8737]

Great DIY video 👌

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thank you! I’m glad the video helped! 🙏🏽🙌🏽

[@SADDUNLAPEnt100]

great..... you did a good job with video detail and pricing

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped!

[@metalbf3211]

Thank you this helped a lot best video angles thank you

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thank you! I’m glad the video helped!

[@brandonrobinson-k8j]

What’s a good rear aftermarket brand?

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

@@brandonrobinson-k8j Arnott and TRQ seem to be ok.

[@dennisfall43]

Thanks! Great video!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped!

[@realacerboy30]

Great vid as always bro!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thanks Bro! I think I may do more videos like this. I'll give the quick installation video first, then go into further detail afterwards.

[@terrallputnam7979]

That sensor coming unplugged is something I was wondering about

[@illustr8phee100]

what’s the best struts for the Escalade??

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

I would recommend going with GM first. Or I would go with Arnott.

[@mrdeanv4414]

Thank you for your time...

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome. I’m glad the video helped!

[@JRUSS80]

Great great video man......your well informed. Best vid by far

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thank you! I really appreciate that!

[@trevytrev9424]

Excellent Video, very detailed

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thank you! I tried not leave anything out. I’m glad the video helped!

[@kadamson9298]

Am I glad to have found you here o YT! I have a very similar vehicle to yours, a silver 2013 Chevy Avalanche Black Diamond Edition. I am preparing to replace the same shocks (rear only) as well as the compressor. It's the compressor that burned out so I'm replacing that and the shocks while I'm back there. What I'm interested in is your exhaust system. It sounds great. What are you using for your exhaust system? Do you also have an air intake kit on it as well? Do you mind sharing?

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

I don’t have an air intake kit or an aftermarket exhaust. It was 100% stock in the video. I did switch to a Gibson exhaust later on, and I thought that sounded better. It had a little more growl to it.

[@kadamson9298]

@@WorkingWithWimberley Awesome! Thank you for responding. I'll send some pics of my ride and work when I'm done. I'm definitely a subscriber and look forward to learning from your videos.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

@@kadamson9298 Thanks! Much appreciated!

[@johnlove9745]

Exceptionally done brother. I just did my fronts. My brother said that the rented spring compressors were not strong enough so had a shop do it. They messed up and we made three trips total to have them adjusted. What’s your take on the sori compressor? Our’s looks just like yours. My brother said they were bowing when we were attempting to remove them from the struts... BTW your price beat the price I paid at summit racing, by about $120.😀. But, God is good. I still didn’t pay near the dealership price. God bless

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

God is good! First and foremost! The spring compressors that I rented from Oreillys Auto Parts held up fine. I didn’t notice them bowing. But you have to be safe and use your best judgment. If it looks sketchy, you should stop. Unfortunately it all depends on which compressor you use. And I’m sorry to hear that a shop messed up your struts. But that’s exactly why I make these videos. I’m trying to keep us working on the cars ourselves and out of the hands of these shops lol!

[@AlanTrades]

How can you torque it with the wrench on the outside? Or you do it by feel? Is it necessary to disconnect the negative battery terminal?

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

I couldn’t get a torque wrench on it because there wasn’t enough room. I just made sure everything was nice and tight to where I felt comfortable. And I’m sure you could do the job without disconnecting the battery, but I wanted to play it safe. It’s best to disconnect it whenever you’re working on electronically controlled parts.

[@DwDrummer-fu9ek]

Great video man always super detailed!👍🏻 If I wanted to replace the front with a complete assembly would I need to jack up one side at a time or put the front end on jacks stands? Thanks!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

I did one side at a time, but it’s probably better to lift the entire front end to keep the flex off of the suspension.

[@DwDrummer-fu9ek]

Thanks! Do you know of any places that sell a complete assembly with air shocks for the fronts? My truck is an 12 Yukon Denali. Thanks again!

[@atxjax1]

Thanks for the video. Awesome job. Do you recall the shock shaft nut torque for the front?

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thanks for watching! I didn’t torque the nut down to a spec. What I did instead was measure the distance from the thread to the top of the nut before I disassembled the front strut. Once I put it back together, I matched the exact same distance on the threads as it was before disassembly.

[@atxjax1]

@@WorkingWithWimberley OK. Thanks. Ill do that with mine also.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Ok cool! I hope the job goes smoothly for you!!!

[@mrdeanv4414]

Great job on this video..! I just replaced the air ride compressor on my 07 Ext Escalade last weekend and I realized my rear shocks are leaking ... so the new shocks are on the way.. is there a special tool to remove those little wire clips that hold the airlines to the shocks? And did you remove the rear tires to replace the rear shocks? Thanks and God bless!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I didn’t use a special tool to remove the clips. If your new shocks come with new clips, you don’t have to be as careful. But if you need to reuse them, just be careful not to break them. And yes, I removed the rear wheels to remove the shocks. 👌🏽👍🏽

[@miketew2588]

Great video man and nice ride btw

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thank you! I was happy to find a nice EXT in good condition with zero rust. It’s a great truck!

[@AlanTrades]

What’s the part number For the front magnetic shock? Any error codes for the front?

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

The part number for my front shock was 19353951, but you’ll need to make sure you have the right part number for your particular vehicle because GM used like 20 different part numbers for these shocks. And no. I didn’t get error codes for the front.

[@jaimesanchez5469]

great video !! thanks for all the tips. question.... my driver seat is not "fully" adjusting with buttons ... back to front are ok, but not Up or down ..any suggestions??

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

My guess would be that either the button that adjusts the seat is bad or the seat motor that moves the seat up and down is bad.

[@roddot3109]

Hey buddy great video on replacing the parts, very informative, but, I found the best price for the rear shocks at O'Reilly's... About a hundred bucks cheaper each.. otherwise great video. Thanks.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped! Thanks for the update.

[@trayday1129]

very informative video my dude! Dealership crazy af! GM lucky I like them! I will subscribe and try to tackle this job on my 07 esv and your ext mad hard bro!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thanks! The rear shocks aren’t that hard to do.

[@uptownbx4813]

I got mine from Amazon for $50 fit perfect

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

@@uptownbx4813 Cool.

[@817bgar123]

Good looking ride...

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thanks! 👍🏽

[@glenwoodjenkins3018]

They said the rear of vehicle should be completely lifted off of the ground, during the initial start after replacing the shocks, so that the compressor will inflate the shocks to the adequate air pressure, or the service suspension will stay on, is this true?

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

@@glenwoodjenkins3018 I’m not saying they are wrong, but I didn’t do that and my suspension aired up fine. My only issue was that I had a connector come apart and I had to plug it back in.

[@glenwoodjenkins3018]

@@WorkingWithWimberley Roger that 🙌

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

@@glenwoodjenkins3018 No problem.

[@mrdeanv4414]

Awesome video and God bless you my friend!

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thank you!

[@Mr921kevin]

I have a question how do get the fog light to come on with to regular low-beam lights without using to fog lights switch on the dash board?

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

I don’t know how you would do that unless you hard wired the fog light directly to the low-beam lights.

[@Mr921kevin]

@@WorkingWithWimberley okay thanks

[@Mr921kevin]

If you make that video let me know.thanks

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

@@Mr921kevin I pretty much already did. This video I did on the fog lights shows how I wired up the LED to come on with one of the running lights. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2eYc2Rtf8mIf6c

[@Mr921kevin]

@@WorkingWithWimberley I watched That video you and installed a new set on your vehicle.

[@duramax78]

I have a 2009 exact same, do I need resistors for rear?

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

No, you don’t need resistors. You just need to do exactly what I did. Remove the old one, install the new one and attach the air line. That’s it.

[@AudioSugarpodcast]

Great info !! Thank you for doing this

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped!

[@MS-es9hm]

excellent thank you

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped!

[@duramax78]

Is that truck brand new?

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

No. It’s a 2012 with almost 200,000 miles on it. It has been well maintained.

[@eltonesound]

Hello , i had mines replaced today and the battery was disconnected completely now the compressor is no longer kicking in like it used to , it kicked in when first started after the job was done and few times after that and thats it , i disconnected the battery twice more already and no result ? What is you thoughts on this , thanks

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

I’d check the fuses and check the level sensors.

[@eltonesound]

Thanks a lot for getting back with me on this , the air Compressor seems to work just fine is not suppose to kick in every time you start the vehicle , but my problem now is the from shocks the guy did not put them in correctly the coil spring is not lined up correctly

[@MrWayne-iu4vb]

these same shocks made by AC delco ( OEM ) are $250 on amazon : )

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

That’s a great price. 👍🏽👌🏽

[@Impala1963]

You need to make sure they are not knock offs, I have 01 Denali and I’m looking for them and a lot of reviews say beware of repacking on Amazon sellers.

[@richardjohnson4065]

@@Impala1963 So pretty much for that AC telco price on Amazon it's a real good chance it's a knock off

[@richardjohnson4065]

delco my bad

[@TheBigpoppa54]

Will these fit on an 08 Escalade BASE sub-model with 4 wheel drive?

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You need to check the codes in the glove box. If you decode it, it will tell you which suspension your Escalade is equipped with. Do that or take your vin number to the dealership and they’ll tell you.

[@TheBigpoppa54]

@@WorkingWithWimberley Thank you for the quick response and that useful information.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

No problem! For some reason GM used a lot of different shocks on these generation of trucks so it’s best to use the codes or vin. 👍🏽

[@TheBigpoppa54]

@@WorkingWithWimberley Yea, just like the rest of them, GM loves to "over-engineer" their products.

[@turbojay70]

Nice job.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thanks!

[@Sonyman34]

It wasn't clear on the invoice but what did you pay for the rears at home depot? I checked just now and they want $400 something.

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

It was $240 each for the rears and $180 each for the front. That’s what it was back when I made this video. Home Depot might not have the best price now, but the point is to get the correct part number and shop online to find the best price if you want to save money over buying from the dealership.

[@gabymh7758]

Did the front struts now it says service suspension system??? Please help

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

I did not have an issue with the front shocks, but I did have an issue with the rear. I discuss this at 6:33 in the video. You need to check for any disconnected wiring connectors.

[@luisgalindo8709]

Can you give me the part number for the front shocks

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

It’s really best if you take your vin number to the dealership and get the part numbers. GM used many different shocks for these SUVs. The part number I used may not be what you need.

[@milkgotmoney]

Thank you bro!! ✊🏽✊🏽

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped! 👌🏽👍🏽

[@duramax78]

Where are the rear shock replaced?

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

I don’t understand. I show how to replace the rear shocks in this video.

[@duramax78]

WorkingWithWimberley sorry I musta been doing, my bad.

[@tonnyhai3644]

Since when home depot sale carpart man

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

They don’t keep car parts on the shelf, but you can order them from Home Depot and then pick them up at the store.

[@Mr921kevin]

Awesome !!!!!!!!!!!1111111

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Cool! I’m glad the video helped!

[@Jacblack69]

That 6.2 sounds mean

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thanks! I agree. I was thinking about changing the exhaust, but it sounds great the way it is now.

[@Jacblack69]

@@WorkingWithWimberley yea man I have an 07 I need to change my struts f/b

[@shotimemsu]

🤠

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thanks for the support bro!

[@Teddy_750]

Lol i watched this just to know how to remove it

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

That’s a perfectly acceptable reason to watch this video. 👌🏽

[@devildocozo5096]

WWW THANK YOU

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped!

[@omarzowila]

First

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thanks as always for the support!!!

[@tonedeafist]

Nice job

[@WorkingWithWimberley]

Thanks!