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Old 11-13-2005, 07:39 AM
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Default Tranny mount change complete!

So finished installing both tranny mounts. In the last 2 weeks i have changed my tranny and engine mounts. I took a spin around the block and shifting is much more crisp. I will have to report more later as i have CV boot leaking and i didn't want to drive too much until i can fix that.

I couldn't find any info on changing tranny mounts on a 1.8. I used a write up on changing 2.8 mounts for the passenger side mount. That one was easy. The drive side mount was a total bitch. I ended up having to take the whole bracket out that attached the mount to the tranny. Then when i got that out i took a blow torch and heated the bastard up. It was hard to get out because the rubber inside the mount would twist while you were turning the bolt. I got some good pics. I will write something up later.

Thanks to everyone who answered some question for me. Could not have done any of this work without Audiworld!

Ken

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Old 11-13-2005, 08:32 AM
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Default good job ken,

do us on the board a favor and write a "write up" on how to change the mounts on the 1,8t that way we have one for the future.
also; when are you going to be at a g2g in the wash dc area??
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Default Congrats....

I just did the trans mounts on our 30v last week with simlar results. Shifting was markedly improved. Motivated me to do the clutch &amp; diff mount in a couple weeks.
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Default I'm looking to change fluids and diff mount next..

I am getting close to 100,000, so i think its about time to change some of the fluids. Hopefully i will get the time next weekend to change my snub mount so i can get the full effect of everything i just changed.
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Default Re: Tranny mount change complete!

Which mount did you use? I thought I read some where that an Allroad trans mount could be used.
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Default Allroad mounts will work for the passenger side...

I upgraded mine to a 2.8 mount. I don't think its any difference though. They looked exactly the same. The Allroad is bigger so you have to buy a new bolt for it. Search for that. I found a lot on that. I am not going to take my car to stage 2 or 3 so i didn't need an upgrade. The driver side mount cannot be upgraded on 1.8.
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Default Re: I'm looking to change fluids and diff mount next..

I changed the fluids over to Redline, MTL in the trans(because we live in a cold area), and MT-90 in the diff. They made a big difference. Just changed out 3 of the wheel bearings as well, it really tightened things up.
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