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Holden VT-VZ Front Shock Replacement

How to replace the front shocks on your Holden Commodore VT-VZ. Don't pay a mechanic 1000's of dollars when you can do it yourself! Like us on Facebook: ...

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Lachlan Rogers commented on 14 Oct 2015

hey guys i would just like to tell you that your channel is honestly one of the best channels ive ever seen. great quality, editing and well explained information keep up the good work guys :)

DIY Guys commented on 24 Oct 2015

Hey +Lachlan Rogers, thanks for the feedback, its appreciated, we are very glad to hear that you have been enjoying our videos and channel.Cheers DIY GUYS

fuzzypumper commented on 14 Jul 2015

Good job guys. Couple of points to add. Before tightening up the steering knuckle bolts, ensure you push the top of the disc towards the strut, so the camber adjusting bolt located at the top of the steering knuckle is hard up against the strut before tightening the bolts. Otherwise the wheel alignments camber will be out. This bolt should have been hard up against the old strut as well before it was removed, if all was well beforehand. However it's a good idea to get a wheel alignment done anyway. Between possible old bent struts and collapsed upper bearing mounts hats alignment could be out. Cheers, Uncle Archie.

DIY Guys commented on 19 Jul 2015

Hey +fuzzypumper thanks for the feedback, glad u liked the video. thanks for the advice.

How To Install Replace Remove Front Door Panel Volkswagen Passat Wagon 1AAuto.com

//www.1aauto.com 1A Auto shows you how to remove or replace the interior door panel trim on your vehicle. You need to remove the door panel for a ...

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BartBart22 commented on 16 Jul 2015

Hi thanks for the video, one quick question if I may. At around 1:55 in you start popping the clips to pull the door card away after the screws are removed. Are those clips reusable and if so is there a technique to help prevent breaking them? If they're not reusable or if they tend to sometimes break can I get some replacements from you guys?

1A Auto Parts commented on 16 Jul 2015

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Frank Green commented on 21 Jun 2015

great instructions thanks for taking the time and putting the quality into the video great job

1A Auto Parts commented on 22 Jun 2015

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Removing Side Moulding on Chrysler 300 Touring AWD

Removing the side mouldings on a chrysler 300 touring AWD this also works for any model!

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zoltangz1 commented on 22 Sep 2012

First of all why would anyone WANT to remove that body side molding in the first place unless part of it was damaged and needed replacing?! Since those things were put on at the factory wisely to keep from idiots in parking lots smacking their car door against the finish and dinging the paint! I had those things specially added for extra cost on my new 2012 300 AWD Limited because the factory was too cheap to put them on in the first place!

TG 4 EVER commented on 11 Aug 2010

@aliens300c Yeah i thought about doing that, but i have hard plastic with chome side moldings on my 300C so you can't really remove them. I do have a question: do you know how to remove the trunk emblem (wing). Because i saw an LED Chrysler wing on the net that acts like a brake light. I want to buy it but you've got to replace the stock emblem and i don't really know how to remove it without doing some damage.

aliens300c commented on 14 Apr 2009

Nope, WD40 & Goo Gone have no effect on your paint, However. An older vehicle's paint has faded over time, removing the moulding will show the fresh paint behind it. you will end up with a line down the side of your car. Also, some vehicles have holes under the mouldings. so be very careful, do your research.. I actually suggest against it on an older vehicle.

Eric Plunske commented on 31 Jul 2013

I just started on my 2006 Charger R/T I had bubbles on the first door and I stopped in fear for all of my doors doing the same. I used fishing line and did a saw like motion. It worked the best was fast and no need to worry bout scratching your paint. Idk if i'll continue mine because of the heat cooking the paint that was underneath it.

albert almaguer commented on 15 Oct 2012

Or you can just get fishing line suck it behind the door trim work best fishing line back and forth like a saw remove the sticky stuff left behind with goof off or rubbing alcohol then bust out the Hayes with any car wax. I did my charger all 4 doors all steps in 15 to 20 minutes, it didn't take no hour and a half for 2 doors lol

aliens300c commented on 02 Jan 2011

@HeraldOfHypo Dude, That's the way it's been done for years. *everyone* I know has used this method, It doesn't mess with the paint at all, It's not like your spraying it on there and leaving it for hours. I had no issues with it on my vehicle, the numerous people in my car club have had no issue. Don't poop on the Parade, dude.

Alan Besore commented on 05 Jan 2011

I put some body side molding I ordered on my new G37 and they made it look like crap! After 5 weeks I couldn't take it anymore and went looking for how to remove them. Used this technique and it worked like a charm! Done in 20 minutes total! Anybody want to buy some cheap "Moonlight White' side moldings for a G37 Coupe - LOL

aliens300c commented on 08 Jun 2009

I'm pretty sure they will be useless, although if you really needed to you could put new 3m tape on and re-apply them. but chances are they wouldn't look right. you have to be careful too. some vehicles have holes under the moldings. Chargers, Challengers, Magnums and 300's don't have holes.

jnr1989 commented on 03 Jun 2009

why are you doing this? i had a car with this stuff (it was a corolla) and i was crazy looking for this shit (the originals, not copies or fakes ones)the factory ones were expensive because IS HARD TO FIND, and i see this, dude that shit cost money (a little but something is something) fuck

aliens300c commented on 18 Jul 2010

@zeroxstrife250 Well, the removal process is the same yes, but you've gotta be careful to make sure you don't have holes under your car's moldings. some cars have holes some don't.. check online to make sure you don't have any before you remove the molding.

jae232007 commented on 27 Apr 2009

amazing video. thanks. just removed the moulding off my 300. wouldnt recommend the hair dryer, could damage or etch the paint from the left over 3M tape, wd-40 works great, use it on left over tape. excellent instructions in this video!!

AdamHoule commented on 09 Nov 2008

Hey man great tip. I just finished taking my side mouldings off and it looks great. I also used a blow dryer to heat the adheasive and it helped the moulding come off much better. Thanks for the help bro. Really appreciate it.

Rob Wiese commented on 10 Aug 2009

Use some Maxx Solve to get any of the junk left on it and then use some compound and then a coat of a good wax over the area. A light compound should take it out. I work at a Chrysler dealership so I have done this before.

jonathan4uR34 commented on 14 Aug 2007

looks very good on your car. I have a 300 touring as well and the side molding is chrome I think it looks better with it on only because my car is black...btw would you know where to get chrome door handle covers?

Bizzair1990 commented on 14 Apr 2011

@HeraldOfHypo uhh.. I wouldnt use the spackle tool.. but wtf is wrong with WD40 and Goo Gone? are you retarded? The contaminants in rain and on the road probably do more to your vehicles paint job.

pinoydad0811 commented on 04 Aug 2011

just lift it off a little bit then pull on it ..no need for wd40 ..the use rubber wheel eraser we call it ..erases the left over double side tape residue ..and ooh wicked clown said hi ..lol

CUSTOMLIFR commented on 01 Jun 2009

i took the moldings off of my silverado i left my truck out in the sun all day on a hot summer day and then removed the moldings it helped alot and saved me alot of time

HeraldOfHypo commented on 02 Jan 2011

Dont spray fucking WD40 on your car, and a fucking spackle tool and FUCKING GOO GONE!? This is everything you DONT want to get onto your car paint. goddamn.

aliens300c commented on 03 Jun 2009

I'm doing it because it gives the car a cleaner look, if you look at my other videos, I've painted my car and turned it into a beastly monster of a beast :P

Wyatt Perisse commented on 13 Apr 2013

Just some speculation into this, I have the 300c with the chrome trim. its just seated ontop of time like yours so both can be removed with the same method

ALFONSO RAMOS commented on 22 Apr 2013

It worked with the exception that it striped the paint on one side , there is still black residue that googone won't get rid of , what else can I use ?

writeonyourhand commented on 03 Sep 2007

when your car is in the supermarket parking lot and someone smashes their door into yours or a shopping cart you will wish you had these on it

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