In This Video, We'll Show You How To Replace The Front And Rear Shocks On Your Ford Ranger.

In this video, Brian Eslick from How to Automotive walks you step-by-step through replacing the front and rear shocks on a 1997–2012 Ford Ranger. 🚙💪

Brian also covers how to install new sway bar link ends to help restore your truck’s handling and ride quality. Whether you’re doing routine maintenance or upgrading your suspension, this detailed guide will make the job easier and save you time in the garage.

Tools, tips, and real-world know-how — all in one video!

🔧 Covered in this video:
• Front and rear shock replacement
• Sway bar link end installation
• Helpful torque specs and tool recommendations
• Step-by-step walkthrough for DIYers

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