Changing right motor mount--easy or hard?
05-03-2006, 05:34 PM
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RE: Changing right motor mount--easy or hard?
don't put it on the balancer...if it a stock or high mileage one...the stress will cause it to walk on ya.
get a cheater pipe they will be a pain....
use a block of wood and that's it on the front hump of oil pan
get a cheater pipe they will be a pain....
use a block of wood and that's it on the front hump of oil pan
05-03-2006, 05:36 PM
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RE: Changing right motor mount--easy or hard?
ORIGINAL: grabbem88
don't put it on the balancer...if it a stock or high mileage one...the stress will cause it to walk on ya.
get a cheater pipe they will be a pain....
use a block of wood and that's it on the front hump of oil pan
don't put it on the balancer...if it a stock or high mileage one...the stress will cause it to walk on ya.
get a cheater pipe they will be a pain....
use a block of wood and that's it on the front hump of oil pan
05-03-2006, 07:38 PM
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RE: Changing right motor mount--easy or hard?
I put the piece of wood on the rear drain plus when I did mine and it didn't dent my pan. But every car is different just be careful and always watch for bending and such while jacking it up. Don't make and easy and cheap project to a long and expensive one.
Good luck. You'll do fine.
Good luck. You'll do fine.
05-03-2006, 07:58 PM
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RE: Changing right motor mount--easy or hard?
ORIGINAL: FoxRod
I put the piece of wood on the rear drain plus when I did mine and it didn't dent my pan. But every car is different just be careful and always watch for bending and such while jacking it up. Don't make and easy and cheap project to a long and expensive one.
Good luck. You'll do fine.
I put the piece of wood on the rear drain plus when I did mine and it didn't dent my pan. But every car is different just be careful and always watch for bending and such while jacking it up. Don't make and easy and cheap project to a long and expensive one.
Good luck. You'll do fine.
05-03-2006, 08:58 PM
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RE: Changing right motor mount--easy or hard?
I woudlnt put anything on the oil pan, espeically if your using that garbage cork gasket. Get a cherry picker, rent it or something. I rented mine for 30 bucks. Change both motor mounts if your going to be under the car..
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