SonicOtter
New member
Hi everyone,
I'm relatively new to actually DIY, and I am fairly sure (although will examine to be sure) my front struts are worn. I have a 2012 Chevy Sonic LT 1.8 automatic. It's got a little over 108000 on the clock, and the suspension is all original.
My question for those who've done it; how do-able would you say this job is (assuming it's a strut replacement) for someone new to DIY but who understands suspension components? How much time should I expect to spend, for example.
Thanks in advance for reading.
I'm relatively new to actually DIY, and I am fairly sure (although will examine to be sure) my front struts are worn. I have a 2012 Chevy Sonic LT 1.8 automatic. It's got a little over 108000 on the clock, and the suspension is all original.
My question for those who've done it; how do-able would you say this job is (assuming it's a strut replacement) for someone new to DIY but who understands suspension components? How much time should I expect to spend, for example.
Thanks in advance for reading.