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On of the easiest job you'll have to do.
Air tools are suggested as they make the job even easier, but someone with just the basic toolbox will still manage to get it done in a timely manner.
If you're a first timer I'd say about 40 minutes for the first strut, then 30 minutes per corners. And the front is slightly easier than the rear since the top bolts are more accessible.
If you'll be putting your old springs on your new struts, do yourself a favor a rent a coil spring compressor. Some places will even loan it for free
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Originally Posted by Mechanic who worked on my transmission
I'm 63 years old and even I don't have that much play in my shaft
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Last edited by blaze_125; Oct 7, 2009 at 06:13 AM.
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