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Old 01-25-2007, 04:50 PM
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Motor Mounts

My lower engine mount needs to be replaced but first I need to fix the mount spot. The bolt on the rear side has stripped out the threads in the frame. Should I weld the new mount in place or should I tap out the hole and put a new bolt there?
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Re: Motor Mounts

I'd rethread the hole and put a new bolt in there. Since you're going to do a swap in it eventually anyways, it would just be a clearance issue (if it was welded in) when you try to get the motor and tranny in.
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Question Re: Motor Mounts

Hi,
I have a 96 Civic that needs a new lower mount on the drivers size. The replacement part I got from Autozone has a very loose fit from the center mount bushing to the shaft from the motor. Is that normal? I don't remember the original being loose on the shaft.

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