Rear motor mount DIY-help....
#1
Rear motor mount DIY-help....
so there are 3 sets of bolts i have to tackle.
1. engine to mount x1
2. mount bracket x2
3. mount to subframe x4.
and i can only see how t access 2...
any ideas or tricks for accessing 1 and 3???
I would really like to save $150..
TIA
1. engine to mount x1
2. mount bracket x2
3. mount to subframe x4.
and i can only see how t access 2...
any ideas or tricks for accessing 1 and 3???
I would really like to save $150..
TIA
#2
The four underneath, three are easy access, the fourth is covered by the exhaust. I use a 14mm wrench to break it loose and a gear wrench to loosen all the way. It will drop and sit on the exhaust. The others you do from the top. If you put a 2x4 under the rear most part of the trans and carefully lower the car, it will lift the engine/trans high enough to slide the mount out.
#3
are you trying to work around the rear pre-cat or did you remove that?
I have little advice for you if you are trying to remove the rear mount without also removing the rear pre-cat first, because I installed my mounts when I was installing my HFPC's
That being said when I had the pre-cat out, it was pretty easy. Just needed some long extensions chained together to get to the 4 bolts on the subframe from the topside of the engine.
I have little advice for you if you are trying to remove the rear mount without also removing the rear pre-cat first, because I installed my mounts when I was installing my HFPC's
That being said when I had the pre-cat out, it was pretty easy. Just needed some long extensions chained together to get to the 4 bolts on the subframe from the topside of the engine.
#5
are you trying to work around the rear pre-cat or did you remove that?
I have little advice for you if you are trying to remove the rear mount without also removing the rear pre-cat first, because I installed my mounts when I was installing my HFPC's
That being said when I had the pre-cat out, it was pretty easy. Just needed some long extensions chained together to get to the 4 bolts on the subframe from the topside of the engine.
I have little advice for you if you are trying to remove the rear mount without also removing the rear pre-cat first, because I installed my mounts when I was installing my HFPC's
That being said when I had the pre-cat out, it was pretty easy. Just needed some long extensions chained together to get to the 4 bolts on the subframe from the topside of the engine.
i'm trying to not touch the exhaust because i didn't buy gaskets and don't want to(they probably don't have one in stock anyways)
#6
random question : would the 18inch-long extensions eat away the torque when i tighten these bad boys back up again?
i.e. torque wrench set at 40lb-ft, but shaft eats away 5, so the nut only gets 35, like RWD driveshaft
i.e. torque wrench set at 40lb-ft, but shaft eats away 5, so the nut only gets 35, like RWD driveshaft
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