07 sub frame replacement
i recently bought the most beautiful v-6 mustang in the world (stupid computer won't upload pics, but i'm still trying) anyways i wrecked the skid plate by hitting a large rock and so the skid plate and front sub frame is totalled. now the shop i took it to is saying that they've got to take out the engine and all the suspenions parts to replace the sub frame. however i went on a parts site that said that the tubular k frame for my car is easy to replace their words verbatim "in the o5-08 mustang it can be done in 2 hours with hand tools" if anyone knows am i mistaken by the part or am i gonna get ripped off?
p.s. this is a friends referral for the shop who is supposed the be cheaper than anyone else especially cuz he knows the guy.
p.s. this is a friends referral for the shop who is supposed the be cheaper than anyone else especially cuz he knows the guy.
Congrats on the ride!!!
Found a procedure, but uses some kind of special engine support:
http://iihs.net/fsm/?dir=498&viewfil...nt,%204.0L.pdf
I'm thinking a dealer might be the best shop for this one, but let others chime in...
Found a procedure, but uses some kind of special engine support:
http://iihs.net/fsm/?dir=498&viewfil...nt,%204.0L.pdf
I'm thinking a dealer might be the best shop for this one, but let others chime in...
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Once you've upload your pictures to that site, there will be four links under your photo. Copy and paste the [IMG] link here to your post.
You would still need a hoist to hold the engine while you remove the k-member, and put the new one in. Also, those are some heavy duty bolts that hold the k-member in so a air compressor would make life much easier.
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