how do u change the front strut on a 2005 jeep liberty i have only 50% use of my left arm so how hard would this job b
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Asked by don703 May 25, 2014 at 04:03 PM about the 2005 Jeep Liberty Sport 4WD

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chassy answered 10 years ago

it is not a high skill d.i.y. job, but there is a lot of stuff I could do when I had two good legs that I couldn't dream of doing anymore. google strut replacement and see if someone has one of those youtube shows, Then you can decide if you want to do it yourself.

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Mark answered 10 years ago

get a spring compressor to be safe and the rest you should be able to do get on you tube watch video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cs8-S_P8tM

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don703 answered 9 years ago

thank u 4 help I let a ASE mechanic d the job and he didn't tighten 1 strut right it fell of while my wife was driving & did $2700 in damage

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