How To: Replace the Rear Shocks on a 2006-2011 Honda Civic

[@oreillyautoparts]

Supplies Needed for This Job: 1. Safety Glasses: urlzs.com/hbwc 2. Gloves: bit.ly/2GvfwAm 3. Shock Absorbers: bit.ly/2oiGswC 4. Ratchet and Sockets: bit.ly/2IEAOOi 5. Torque Wrench: bit.ly/2UToD1D 6. Trim Tool: bit.ly/3bPPzZi 7. Jack: bit.ly/2ZxQiJl 8. Jack Stands: bit.ly/2L1YEp9 9. Screwdriver: bit.ly/31Q1CUI

[@bryangaughan410]

Great video. Thank you. I installed the same shocks and all seems well.

[@marcosrico6222]

Great video simple and to the point

[@rustystubbs242]

You jimmied the threads with that vice-grip. You also put the rubber bumper holder upside down on the shock!

[@andresilvasophisma]

He also tightened it to 51 lbf.ft when the spec is 44 lbf.ft, although I might be wrong.

[@rickywam]

@@andresilvasophismaSi is 51 others are 44

[@rizodessicsuper-coltown3416]

So nice explaining, thank U guys 👍👍👍

[@eastendguy485]

Thanks O'reilly for this install video! I have a 2008 Honda Civic, non SI; KYB shocks. Nowhere could I find on KYB literature where the sleeve went; their install literature is piss poor! Unfortunately, O'Reilly is only in Connecticut across Sound from me! I will consider ordering on line from you!

[@JannyUK]

at 3:32 is the big washer supposed to sit on a lip and not move up and down the shock? I may have gotten a faulty shock and just need to know. My washer slips down the whole thin metal rod.

[@SuperWingman69]

Why do they instruct you to torque the top mount to a specific torque value and then proceed to tighten the nut with a ratchet wrench??

[@alloftheabove9285]

So I’d like to know how you can tell what 22ft lbs is with a ratchet wrench ?

[@theonlymechamoose1]

Angle of turn

[@joshaden6533]

Those Monroe shocks are total garbage. Get KYB's.

[@absolutetrash.7603]

Ow.