For anyone doing this. You must reduce air pressure in the old struts in order to have space for removal. The stabilizer rod, the bolt they suggest to remove, is really not easy to remove. Easier to lower pressure or puncture the old strut for removal. For installation, there is a big chance the new strut is totally or partially inflated and too long for easy installation. There are ways to lower the pressure of not installed struts, it involves a small 9v battery. Once taken this all in account, the process is really easy. Good luck and save a mountain of money!! 🎉😊
Whats about the pressure of the system befor the removal? Did you just demounted the pressure line? Same question for the reassembly. Whats the procedure to fill the system? Did you use a diagnosesystem?
For real for real, the hardest part of the job is getting the electrical harness disconnected. I would have finished within an hour if it's not for that damn wire harness! WTF BRUH 😂