Torque Specs are very important on suspension components. Parts failure can happen 

Sounds like the dealer was lazy . This is what i found for your truck Lower BJ (HD Suspension) 37 lb ft then 90degrees Lower BJ (Light Duty) 37 lb ft then 125degrees Lower arm ft & R nut (HD) 133 lb ft then 45degrees Lower arm ft & R nut (LD) 129 lb ft Hope this helps

@@WrenchingWithKenny Wow thank you so much more getting that info for me :) Yes, have found dealerships to be unfriendly unprofessional. 🤷🏻

This is the third video I watch of yours. The other two were related. I usually take longer to subscribe or I get alerts like crazy from all subscribed channels but yours is explained how I like. Can you get me wiring diagrams for 2008 Suzuki XL7 (base model FWD)? Suzuki hasn’t sold cars in the U.S. for some years now. I have a P2122 and barely getting power from one of the two 5 volt wires. I know one sends lower voltage but it’s way too low. If you can’t, it’s fine. The channel is great anyway.

Not necessarily junior

@@Tom-og7fiyes they are senior

@@salxo9600 auto mechanics must not be your trade.

@@Tom-og7fi yes it is gramps😂 they don’t build the t models you used to drive anymore

@salxo9600 like I said auto mechanics is not your trade or you wouldn't be arguing.