EASY WAY - Toyota Supra Mk4 Rear Hatch Struts replacement (Won't break your panels!)

[@greggf6689]

Thanks for the great shortcut!! Just finished doing mine, worked like a champ!

[@MTLJack]

glad it helped!

[@ziggyblast8589]

tks mtl jack, followed your instructions and it worked perfect. struts at toyota cost 70$ ea.

[@MTLJack]

i paid 15$ each at rockauto if i recall!

[@AaronsTalks]

Thanks for making this video. I didn't know it was going to be such a pain... I will get on to this now

[@MTLJack]

Glad it helped

[@AaronsTalks]

All done thanks :) Was easier than I thought. Your video helped a lot! I would have been a bit stuck haha@@MTLJack

[@mcunaruiz]

Thanks, great shortcut

[@azre7768]

Thanks for the help.. i need to change them too

[@MTLJack]

Thank you for watching and glad it helped, please click the LIKE button and maybeee subscribe! Have a good day!

[@HypocriticYT]

can you not access the bolts when you remove the seat belt slot cover?

[@MTLJack]

Trust me, i have tried haha.

[@HypocriticYT]

Be careful of those Quebecois drivers that race you at every traffic light and they have cars parked in the right lane just past the intersection so they will hit you rather than rear end a parked vehicle. Many years ago I sat on my balcony for entertainment to watch the accidents.

[@maksymiliankasprzyk8655]

What's the torque? Can't find it, sorry. Also, have you used a thread locker as well? Thanks

[@HypocriticYT]

when there is no torque spec you can use a bolt chart using size and hardness which gives you a max torque. I'd just snug them up

[@MTLJack]

Yea no torque specs sorry,i tried to find the official specs from Toyota. Like THe Flat Rock said , just snug. I think a good 10 lbft is fine.

[@Kamisama1738]

I mean that’s not really modernizing that’s just like regular maintenance isn’t it?