How to change rear shock absorber on OPEL CORSA D [TUTORIAL AUTODOC]

How to change rear shock absorber on OPEL CORSA D 4 (L08, L68) 1.3 Hatchback 2006–2014 [TUTORIAL AUTODOC]

Shock absorber on OPEL Adam (M13) (10.2012–...) / OPEL Corsa D Van (S07) (07.2006–08.2014) / OPEL Corsa E Hatchback (X15) (09.2014–...) / OPEL Corsa E Van (X15) (09.2014–...) / VAUXHALL Corsa Mk3 (D) Hatchback (S07) (07.2006–08.2014) cars should be changed, as a rule, according to one and the same procedure.
However, there can be slight differences due to specific features of the vehicle design.

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0:00 — OPEL CORSA D – rear shock absorber: step-by-step replacement tutorial
2:24 — Remove the wheel arch cover.
3:12 — Remove the shock absorber.
4:17 — Install the mount, boot and bump stop onto a new shock absorber.
5:28 — Install the fastening bolt.
5:54 — Tighten the lower fastener of the shock absorber.

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This video is intended for informational purposes only and does not guarantee achievement of a specific result.

It is recommended that you entrust the installation to highly skilled technicians to ensure the best result.

This video is intended for informational purposes only and does not guarantee achievement of a specific result. It is recommended that you entrust the installation to highly skilled technicians to ensure the best result. This video only contains tips and recommendations that could be helpful when carrying out car repairs or replacing parts. AUTODOC is not liable for any harm, injury or property damage incurred while carrying out repairs or replacements that are a result of incorrect use or misinterpretation of the provided information. The user is personally liable for incorrect use of repair equipment, tools, or car parts, in particular when this use poses the risk of injury. AUTODOC strongly recommends taking appropriate safety precautions when carrying out any repair or replacement. Keep in mind that low-quality auto parts may not provide the appropriate level of road safety.

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[DarkReaper-orel]

I did my shocks today i had to heat the shit out of the bottom nuts thats how bad they were stuck on but i managed to do em in 2 and a half hours of struggling a big breaker will really be your best friend for this job! But remember things thatll probably get stuck etc

[seyid_can]

Waiting for the continuation of the videos Thanks for the Opel Corsa D 🚗

[rfg_ghxstdav]

Really good video this will help me to do my car 👌

[hellconstantine]

Its incredible how hard it is to find that DD6 shock absorber socket. Any help would be appreciated fellow viewers. Ty for the video, very helpful.

[Grauditt]

At 3:30 you mention Drive socket #18 and Shock absorber socket #DD6 - are these available to buy on your website?

[geoffforth]

Please, please get rid of that annoying tacky music. It cheapens an otherwise good video. 😢

[dazzahaywood]

Could ya get away with not removing all the plastic wheel arch like just undoing the plastic near the shock bend it

[SpeedFire]

How long does it takes to change it in a service? (both rear)