engine is crooked after re-install
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engine is crooked after re-install
removed the motor from the top, trans from the bottom. i went to reinstall the motor today (with my new red poly motor mounts) when i set the motor mounts and engine into the fram its crooked. not by much maybe a half inch inch from one side to the other. how do fix this? why is it crooked
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if you were looking down on the engine bay from the front of the car, my AC pulley is closer to the radiator than the power steering pulley. vertically everything is gravy but horizontally is where my problem is
that's what i just found out. i loosened all the bolts on the mounts to the block and the mounts to the poly, pulled on the motor to get it into place, tightened down all the bolts. it looks better, not perfect but diffidently better. does it need to be perfect? if its close will that work?
that's what i just found out. i loosened all the bolts on the mounts to the block and the mounts to the poly, pulled on the motor to get it into place, tightened down all the bolts. it looks better, not perfect but diffidently better. does it need to be perfect? if its close will that work?
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if you were looking down on the engine bay from the front of the car, my AC pulley is closer to the radiator than the power steering pulley. vertically everything is gravy but horizontally is where my problem is
that's what i just found out. i loosened all the bolts on the mounts to the block and the mounts to the poly, pulled on the motor to get it into place, tightened down all the bolts. it looks better, not perfect but diffidently better. does it need to be perfect? if its close will that work?
that's what i just found out. i loosened all the bolts on the mounts to the block and the mounts to the poly, pulled on the motor to get it into place, tightened down all the bolts. it looks better, not perfect but diffidently better. does it need to be perfect? if its close will that work?
Mine was just a bit off after retightening. The u-joint can handle it.