VW Polo Shock Absorber Replacement Tutorial Video: Save Money and Time! 

good to see you back

Another spot on video👍 I’ve had a few Mk4 golfs and this channel has been so useful. Can’t understand why the hell they use a splined bolt for the shock base.

You made it look so easy bruv. Really good tutorial video, very well explained. 👌

Excellent, thank you. This will come in useful before too long I think as I've got an old VW Fox Urban which, I have heard, is pretty much the same as a 9n. If this is not the case I'd appreciate it if you could let me know!

Glad your back, hope you were somewhere nice. Great tool that spreader I just ordered one, great price thanks

Nice work. Keep the boss happy bro.

Hi great video but any tips for getting the ABS bracket on the new strut? I see you have it fitted on your video but any tips? Cheers

Great video..wish I'd seen it before having mine done by a garage..they took all disc brake off and bottom ball joint..stripped the bolts in the process. Totally unnecessary work ..as your video shows

Absolute legend

I had a spring break on mine from a pothole

Loving the channel bro.

I'm wondering what size is the spline tool, you mentioned the 13mm up top ?

Could you please show where is the correct place to put axle stands

always enjoy your videos, do you still have the Audi tt

Estou a pensar fazer o mesmo trabalho 😂 no meu vw polo cross... mas estou a pensar instalar os bilstein b6 com as molas de origem...😏

Same here what a great video, really great explanation and the boss definitely knew there was something wrong .

Super video 👍

Дякую друже.

Very good work

So, this is about replacement of the left side strut. How about the right side strut? This is a lot more involving.....

Bro you didn't show what size of tool we need

Thanks Micah Richards 👍😂

Wish this was the right hand side/drivers side as there’s a few extra things you gotta do to get the right side shock out 😅

Dude, you are in dire need of a pair of new brake discs. The video is very well put together though, thanks!