motor mount on 93ssei
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do I have to remove the stud to get the motor mount off I havee all the bolts off of it now but how do I get the mount off now? I have a jsck with a board on it taking the weight off the motor off of it but still cannot get it off.
Scott 93 ssei
Scott 93 ssei
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yes that is the one ,I have the 2 bolts to the engine, the nut off of the stud, the 2 on top of the mount towards the fender and the 2 that at almost underneath the mount. I can move the mount with my hand but how do I get it off of the stud? I have the motor jacked up a bit to take the pressure off. now if it was a harley I would know how to do it.
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I also found that I had to jack the engine a bit further up to get clearence. A sidenote: I found with my brother'* car that the weldnuts on the inside of the frame rail that hold the mount to it can braek off, resulting in a mount that is impossible to remove with the stud inplace in the engine. We yanked the stud out, and then we could get the motor-side half of the mount out. Replaced the stud with an appropriate grade 8 bolt. In the future, the mount will be a breeze to remove because we would only need to remove the three bolts holding the mount ot the engine and the mount'* center bolt.
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I have all the bolts out jacked up the motor the mount stll cannot clear the stud. is there a way to take the mount apart it looks like a press fit after the rubber was installed. right now I need about 1.5 " to clear the stud. the ears on themount by the bolt holes are hitting the inner fender or battery box. this is killing me LOL
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You took the center bolt out from between the two mount halves, correct? The only way I found to do it without removing the stud (doing so ruins the threads) was remove the part of the mount on the frame rail first. Then slide the other half off the stud.
Maybe you already tried that, but I'm just trying to help.
Maybe you already tried that, but I'm just trying to help.
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