DIY Shock Absorber Replacement
I have a 2007 Itasca Sunova 26p motorhome with the Workhorse chassis. Do members feel that replacing the shock absorbers is a Do It Yourself project. Thanks.
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Replacing shocks is definitely DYI. However, if you don't have air tools it'd be a good idea to have at least a 1/2" drive breaker bar, and maybe a 3' long pipe to use as a "cheater" to break the bolts loose (after they're broken loose it gets much easier). I'm planning on doing my shocks when the weather cools down here in October, of course I've been doing my own service all my life so it's pretty second nature.
Steve
Steve
