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Old 09-03-2010, 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Chrismikeb
maybe exhaust ive had alot of problems with the part going over the axle being to low or to far towards the rear
yea this by my trans
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Old 09-03-2010, 07:23 AM
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changed the mount to poly and still have the banging issue? very weird
how is the torque arm mount? that may need replacing too.
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Originally Posted by jam01
how is the torque arm mount? that may need replacing too.
it looked ok just as the stock mount that came off the trans, is there a anyway to tell how a motor mount is shot before ripping it apart?
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Originally Posted by Midnight00SS
it looked ok just as the stock mount that came off the trans, is there a anyway to tell how a motor mount is shot before ripping it apart?
you could use a floor jack to apply some leverage, just dont go wild under there. you should use a block of wood between the jack and engine. or you could try revving the engine some and look for excess movement.
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Originally Posted by jam01
you could use a floor jack to apply some leverage, just dont go wild under there. you should use a block of wood between the jack and engine. or you could try revving the engine some and look for excess movement.
ok cool, by revving the engine, how much flex should it have?
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