Crown Vic front shock replacement

[@RodknockRhett]

07:00 reason 557 to own an impact.

[@RodknockRhett]

Update. It is still turning with the stud even with an impact. RIP.

[@GhostShip682]

@@RodknockRhettyou and I both brother. Had a 12V I’ve had a while, no luck. Seen him using a 20V so bought a 20V, still no luck. How did you come along?

[@RodknockRhett]

@ I ended up cutting one of them and used a lot of heat on the second one and a pipe wrench on the stud. Heat it, turn the nut a little and heat it again. Kept doing that and finally got it off. The impact just spun the stud on both shocks. My car is a worst case scenario.

[@JoshEnsaldo-w8e]

Dude you have to be from Wisconsin or Canada that accent is strong

[@Thunderbird1968]

@@JoshEnsaldo-w8e haha thank you? I’m from Alberta

[@romonsmith1478]

Do you have a video on how to do the rear shocks on 92 ford crown victoria

[@Thunderbird1968]

@@romonsmith1478 no I don’t, but it’s a similar procedure