HELP! Poly. motor mounts winning battle!
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HELP! Poly. motor mounts winning the battle!
Can one of you fellas that have installed Poly. motor mounts give me some tips? I am in the process of installing these Prothane mounts and when I attempt to install one of the through-bolts, it throws the other side way off. I`ve been trying to get one side in (through-bolt) and then stick a pry bar between the cross member stand-off bracket and the clam shell and try to force it to line up but with no luck. I`m also doing it by myself, which doesn`t help. Any help with this would be great. Thanks.
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When I replaced my passenger side mount, I started the bolt in from the front side of the motor. After I got it started, I used a floor jack on the transmission to get the back side hole to line up to the correct height. Then I used a scrap piece of 2X4 and pryed the motor over from the wheel well. When I got the hole lined up I jammed a center punch in through the hole to hold it there. Then I rammed the bolt all the way through to finish up the install.
Just try to use the jack to raise and lower the motor to the right height first.
Joe
Just try to use the jack to raise and lower the motor to the right height first.
Joe
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That`s the write up I`ve used for the install. He did his @ two different times. First the drivers side and then the pass. later. I wonder if he had the same problem?