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Today, follow along as I replace the rear coil spring isolators/snubbers on my 2007 Chevy HHR LT. This should be the same for 2006 to 2011 HHR's and is a common issue. The issue is the rubber snubbers are gone, and when I am towing a trailer or have alot of weight in the back, the tires hit the wheel wells. Shoot, even without a trailer and a big enough bump in the city the 245's hit the rear wheelwell. I am running the FE5 (SS) suspension on this car, so it is lower than most LS and LT's.
This video is kind of instructional, so I'll talk as I take it apart and you'll see it really doesn't take but a whole 20 minutes to remove and replace the parts. I did mine on the lift in work because I don't like laying on the ground, haha I am filming alone so I've done my best to keep the camera shake down.
www.hhr.net is a wonderful source for HHR owners to get a whole plethora of information. Anywhere from tire sizes and part numbers, to instructionals on how to replace things.
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