How to Install a COMPLETELY New Front Suspension in your Car or Truck

Learn how to replace the ENTIRE front suspension of your car in this two episode series. Here I will show you how to install a brand new wheel bearing, ball joints, control arms, tie rod, strut, and axle.

The ball joint and wheel bearing has to be pressed into the knuckle and I have a bunch of tips and tricks to make that easy. I show how to properly install a tie rod (safely) and get an accurate measurement so you can get the car aligned. I also show you how to properly torque down bolts with bushings so you don't tear them. The rest of the suspension parts are pretty simple to install and then we go for a ride to see how much better the car handles!

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Disclaimer:
Due to factors beyond the control of ChrisFix, I cannot guarantee against improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information. ChrisFix assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Use this information at your own risk. ChrisFix recommends safe practices when working on vehicles and or with tools seen or implied in this video. Due to factors beyond the control of ChrisFix, no information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or from the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not ChrisFix.

[chrisfix]

I am pumped now that the suspension is all good and the surprise at the end of the video! We are gonna have some fun with this car!
PS I will have a car meetup in Toronto Canada this Tuesday. Check my stories on YouTube, Instagram or Facebook page for more info!!!

[yigithan]

Still cant understand who would dislike Chris' videos...

[silvesterjordan]

Chris you are the MAN!! I have saved $2700 in car repairs by doing it myself watching your videos. You are one of the best car repair instructors on Youtube. My car is running so much smoother and with excellent response. Thank you for taking the time to show the world how to do car repairs the RIGHT WAY!!!

[DONphantasmo]

The best thing on youtube will be... A Chrisfix Ebay Turbo install video.... I promise you, it'll be the best install video ever!!!

[lasseiversen]

ChirsFix, a kind of guy that returns tools in a better condition than when he picked them up. Good guy Chris.

[incidentshappen]

I really enjoy how Chris' wife/mother is presumably totally fine with a driveway full of cars being worked on and a garage full of tools, but bearings in the freezer - thats where they draw the line.

[DudeInOhio]

You're the man Chris. Your videos helped me fix my car, then my families cars and now I work in an actual shop making $18 an hour and I haven't even got any ASE certs. Your videos videos made it look easy, so I tried. Sure enough I could do it and I enjoy doing it! Thanks man.

[dfx]

Can you imagine having ChrisFix as your neighbour?


...doorbell rings


"HEY GUY, ChrisFix here, and I need about a cup of sugar to make some medium strength cupcakes"

[jamesnewman]

While i don't see myself rebuilding the entire front end, this was a very informative video & gave me a better understanding of the front end of the vehicle

[Feather__]

What Chris loves:
-his family
-drifting
-cars
-soapy wooder
-Cooper
-blinker fluid
-medium strength thread locker

[shawnfri]

I find it funny that you buy your mom a car and you’re not allowed to put a balljoint in the freezer lol. Great Vid!👍🏼

[Classics]

My dude. I work at a dealership in parts/service, and I think what you do here is amazing. So many customers could save thousands if they simply followed your step by step guides. This is a service to the public and enjoyable to watch for those of us who already know how.

[gabriellenojaim]

Amazing the knowledge that people can gain ...I wondered about how Chris was as a kid...who did he look up to...how was he introduced to mechanics/cars ...and who ultimately fostered that interest turning it into the thing that helps US...the REST of the world!? Kudos to his mentor and kudo's to Chris for having such a generous spirit to share with us!

[matthewscott]

Chris, Your videos have been so helpful. My son is 16 and just bought his first car and we've been working on it and watching your videos for guidance. Thank you for what you do! Your presentation, quality, and content are unmatched on YouTube. The videos are easy to watch and extremely informative. Once again, Thank you.

[Concolorproductions]

anyone else find these soothing af?? literally watching this with a drink. confidence that its helpful and true, but also entertaining. Quality content sir.

[bassam_salim]

Turbo?!
Oh yeah, that is what I'm talking about
Keep it up Chris!

[marklowe]

I've been doing this for many decades. Even though you're using hand tools and no full fitted workshop it's very clear you know what you're doing. A lot of very good guidance for those that don't. Really good videos Chris.

[ScatPackin]

Thread locker companies love him..


Mechanic shops hate him!

[hydrolics]

Awesome video man, the production quality is insane, CAN'T WAIT FOR THAT TURBO VIDEO BUILD

[Roger-tvsf]

Always nice to watch someone who loves what they do