How to Replace Rear Shocks 05-15 Toyota Tacoma

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[@dat1tacoguy936]

Whoever this guy is? He needs a raise. Even thought I’ve been working on many cars for many years. It’s so damn nice to have tutorials that are so clearly spoken, great angles and have real world scenarios as we saw. Really love that I found this channel.

[@TP6669]

I love that you guys did a vehicle that rusted and left in the complications that always come up

[@johnsieweke6542]

Nice and concise. You deserve praise.

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[@paradise6399]

If your like me, you missed the star fitting on the very top of the shaft that made removal very easy, put wrench on the nut and then star fitting on the very top of the threaded shaft and loosen, I did cut the bolt off after trying to hold it down with vice grips etc, then called a friend and he told me about the fitting at the very top, hope that's helpful to somebody! Would have saved me a good hour of frustration and fighting as well as the danger of putting my angle grinder In there to cut off.

[@foxlake02]

My 2010 Tacoma had OEM shocks with plastic outer shells so I cut them off with a razor knife and grabbed the stem with a vice grip. I had to grind a flat on one stem to keep it from spinning in the vice grip while I loosened the top nut.

[@haroldpinter8076]

Had to do the same thing

[@michalbal78]

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[@EpicAdventurePPG]

I REALLY appreciated the wrench size and torque information!

[@elgatogordo9523]

Thanks, just what I needed to work on my son’s 08 Tacoma.

[@probegt75]

Those Pit Viper safety glasses are sick 😂

[@dien2no423]

Thanks for the great video, the great instruction, and for making it succinct!! Ya dun good!

[@Busyascanbe]

Out standing! Very informative!

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[@josuelozoya1599]

Surprisingly before we fully cut the bolt and nut off we clamped the vice grips onto the shock and it loosened right away

[@johnnystasiak6764]

do you need to lift the truck to do this job? wondering if I could do it with the truck just sitting on the ground?

[@rjsenn4142]

Very informative and great teaching style!

[@07moo]

DAMN!!! I’ve never seen anyone swing a hammer that fast. You must be a NINJA!!! 🥷. Lol. Lol

[@marcianoperez6640]

How to dou call the tools to cut that screws? Good idea

[@HmongUnitedStates]

Why you did not use nut splitter tool to cut down your time?

[@joseberumen1091]

Where exactly did u cut on that nut?

[@kennethwilliams7246]

You make it look really easy..

[@BobbytheDogg]

how old is this truck?

[@rcdixon76]

Great work, thank you!

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[@Brandon-bx4ts]

What kind of blade was on that grinder?

[@carlitoseuceda2000]

Mine at the top stripped and I tried holding at the outer shell and nothing too going to have to drive it home like that and cut it off with a sawzall or grind the top flat

[@justindorsey4671]

I love how the botl was actaully rusty and seized. because that's how it is on my truck right now

[@srla.5145]

Good job soja nice video

[@JeremyACox]

Big help! Thank you!

[@PeterFortuna]

Thanks

[@jimenagulla9081]

A sawzall would have cut through that in a minute, that's what I used for mine.

[@larrykwhittaker6095]

Your right a sawzall is the only way to go. I wasted time trying different things and then got out the sawzall and was done in 15 seconds.

[@ivanleal2284]

This guy looks done with being a mechanic 😂😂😂

[@truckinforever985]

Great videos but man you guys work on some tore up vehicles with alot of rust. You must be by the ocean

[@wildernesssurvivaltechniqu5750]

invest in an induction heater, i didnt have to cut anything...

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[@nastysoda9212]

that's a serious rust bucket

[@jhughes3867]

Great tips, thanks!