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  1. #1 Front Motor Mount DIY-able? 
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    Hey so i picked up my front motor mount and was wondering if this was a DIY able thing.

    Any tips or tricks from the old pros?

    Preferably dont want to have an engine one my face so any help is okay
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    what is you talking about?
    2005 GP GXP-cocor tuned-poly's-lots of sundown
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jteske88 View Post
    what is you talking about?
    The lower engine mount?
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    u trying to ask how to install it? if so remove nuts then remove upper dog mount . get a jack and some stands and a peice of wood jack car up install jack stands put wood on jack and jack up on oil and trans pan and slide the mount out and install new mount can be done in any driveway dont even have to remove the tire if u wanna work around it LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by 00grandprixgtp View Post
    u trying to ask how to install it? if so remove nuts then remove upper dog mount . get a jack and some stands and a peice of wood jack car up install jack stands put wood on jack and jack up on oil and trans pan and slide the mount out and install new mount can be done in any driveway dont even have to remove the tire if u wanna work around it LOL
    Yes lol thats what i was asking...

    I'm a little out of it today
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    It helps alot with 2 people, trying to line the bolt holes up by yourself can get annoying while lowering the jack.

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    I see i see.

    I may has help on this.
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    I drop motors in and sometimes they fall right into place. Other times..a little work is needed. All depends on your luck at that moment.

    If you checked the how to section....I'm sure you'd find something with my name on it.
    I drink..so consider that when reading my posts.

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    i changed both my lower mounts solo. its so doable.

    all you need is a jack and a 2x6 thats 2 feel long to span the oil pan and trans pan to lift the engine up a few inches, also unbolt the top strut mounts.


    heres a vid how to do the trans mount, the motor mount is the same deal. the top bolts are just a bit harder to get off being under the oil pan a bit.

    there are 3 parts to this vid.
    Last edited by Scottydoggs; 10-19-2012 at 10:18 AM.

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    More like being under the harmonic balancer.. Makes them a pain to get to. You'll want a ratcheting wrench because a socket won't get in there
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    more like past the balancer and under the pan still.

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    Well we can agree that the nuts are a *****
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    by all means, yes, we can agree on that.........

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    I think you both are a couple of wusses. I find that a shallow 15mm socket and the thin head ratchet do the job with ease.

    What can I say..I have a few tools.
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    Top bolts are a b!tch. Refuse to come off lol
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    But i got it....

    Think i needed a new motor mount?
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    Top bolts were tough...because of one of the following

    1, You are a wuss.
    2. You don't have the right tools.
    3. You did it wrong.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BillBoost37 View Post
    Top bolts were tough...because of one of the following

    1, You are a wuss.
    2. You don't have the right tools.
    3. You did it wrong.
    I'd aim at using a basic socket wrench.
    Having 3 shots in my dominant arm last night.
    And 200,000 miles. Its the original mount lol
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    idk, your looks pretty good compared to mine.



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    Holy shieett! You're right lol you really let that sucker go.
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