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Motor Mounts
anyone ever have to change motor or trans mounts? If so, how did you know to change them?
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Re: Motor Mounts
I've changed out my motor mount before. I made myself a temporary engine hoise but the best thing to do would be to borrow or rent one if you can. Then you just take the bolt out of the middle of the mount put the new one in its place and reconnect everything. The one in the back of the engine is the hardest to get to. I found that out real quickly. When you do take that one out your engine may or may not shift a little on you. If it does shift make sure you get everything lined up again. But that's how I did it. Hope you have good luck.
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Re: Motor Mounts
Knowing when to change your motor mounts is usually as simple as inspecting them with a flashlight. If the rubber inside the metal shell is heavily cracked or seperated its time to swap them out. The rear mount may have slim rubber discs sheilding the actual mount rubber, just peel them back a bit and have a look.
-MechanicMatt
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1996 Caprice 9c1 - Daily Driven Project Car 1993 Geo Metro - Accident 1991 Caprice 9c1 - Destroyed
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Re: Motor Mounts
If you want them to last a little longer you can fill them with a clear silicone caulk which will act as a second bumper to the rubber that is already there.
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Re: Motor Mounts
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