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Old 06-13-2008, 09:34 AM
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Default Any trick to getting the pass side engine mount in?
I got the center bolt in by droppingthe subframe a little but I can't get the side ones to line up to secure them. My tranny mounts right now are just haning loose to give some slack but not dice.

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Drop subframe? No need. Remove airbox. I accessed the rest from underneath.
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Default Here, i even did it without taking the air box out -=)
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Default You are right. I am such a n00b. :)
The reason I dropped the subframe a bit was to get the mount out that was locked in between. I guess I needed a higher or longer lift jack to push the engine up more. I doubled my 2x4's for more lift and mount came went right in and lined up.
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Thanks Carl for the tips. I am now drinking some beer.
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Carl? As in Carl's Foreign Auto Carl? Or Brian as in deephouse?
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