HELP - Removing motor. No Lifting eyes
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HELP - Removing motor. No Lifting eyes
Im Stuck. My motor mount went out and my motor has no lifting eyes?
Is there anything i can lift from? besides the throttle body bolts? that was a bad idea the first time.
Is there anything i can lift from? besides the throttle body bolts? that was a bad idea the first time.
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Man... how can you figure out how to change a motor mount, but can't figure out how to hold up the motor??? Do a little thinking outside the box... Wrap a chain around the whole motor... use a floor jack from underneath...
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It may or may not. Only one way to find out. I would bet though, that you could wrap the chain around it, take the weight off so you can change the mount, and not even leave a mark.
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Yeah, just jack it up on the bellhousing. If you are replacing the passenger side mount then unbolt the aluminium mount from the oil pan. This will allow you to angle the whole thing out. If you are replacing the driver side, you can just remove the mount directly.
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ok. I was just panicking cause im low on funds for anymore replacement parts for the month and didnt wanna go destroy the car.
I didnt kno the pan would be able to hold up the weight of the motor but thanks for clearing that up guys.
I didnt kno the pan would be able to hold up the weight of the motor but thanks for clearing that up guys.
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