2009-2015 Honda Pilot Rear Shock Replacement DIY and Save Money!!

[@JROB82]

Thanks for the video and all the torque specs I just did both sides in my wife's 2013 pilot 😀 😎 in less then 1 hour

[@DCAutoEnhancement]

@@JROB82 awesome, thanks for watching

[@franktedesco677]

Thank you for stating the fastener sizes and torque values! Very helpful tutorial

[@mwash6331]

Now I need a power tool that sounds like that :)

[@DCAutoEnhancement]

Everyone needs a tool that sounds like that! Doesn't it just feel better on the ears?

[@mwash6331]

@@DCAutoEnhancement 😂

[@MrsJuddernaut]

We tried to change the shocks on my 2011 Honda Pilot today. Could not get the pin out even with a punch and hammer. Any ideas?

[@DCAutoEnhancement]

@@MrsJuddernaut can you try using a flathead screwdriver between the lower control arm and the shock to help line up the bolt to punch it out?

[@dylonhubert9453]

I’m doing the same and it WILL not come out. It’s bout 3/4 the way out but stopped

[@DCAutoEnhancement]

@@dylonhubert9453 maybe it is stuck on the threads. Try loosening with the ratchet and socket.

[@dylonhubert9453]

@@DCAutoEnhancement I ended up getting it out by hitting it with a hammer back in to the fastened position, and starting over

[@DCAutoEnhancement]

@dylonhubert9453 good, thank you for the update and information, I'm sure it will help someone in the future

[@aeson33]

I spent an hour alone on each lower bolt and they came out basically threadless.

[@mwash6331]

Yes it’s moving

[@DCAutoEnhancement]

Thank you for playing along!

[@wdtaut5650]

My Honda dealer wants over $700 for this job. I think I found an alternative.

[@DCAutoEnhancement]

@@wdtaut5650 for sure! Send it to me, do it for $600. 😂 Good luck, with basic tools it should be achievable. The bottom bolt can be a challenge.

[@QuickHits]

Same, after seeing this, heading out to buy the shocks tomorrow. Thanks man!

[@kelvinnguyen5997]

hahaha the music