Motor mount issue
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From: Winter Park, Florida
Motor mount issue
Just a quick question? I changed out my leaking oil pan and can't get the motor mount back on. No mater how high I jack up the motor the holes will not line up and I'm afraid I'm going to strip the threads by forcing it.
I loosened the other motor mount and trany mount and when I jack up the motor the whole suspension lifts which doesn't help.
Any suggestions? Is there something I'm missing?
Thanks for any help.............
I loosened the other motor mount and trany mount and when I jack up the motor the whole suspension lifts which doesn't help.
Any suggestions? Is there something I'm missing?
Thanks for any help.............
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From: London, Ontario, Canada
You're going to hate this, but loosen the oil pan. If it has shifted to the side, then it will interfere slightly with the mount bolts. The gasket is a bit bigger then the hole as well, which can cause some issues. Leave all the engine mount bolts loose until they are all in place.
Thread Starter
Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 668
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From: Winter Park, Florida
You're going to hate this, but loosen the oil pan. If it has shifted to the side, then it will interfere slightly with the mount bolts. The gasket is a bit bigger then the hole as well, which can cause some issues. Leave all the engine mount bolts loose until they are all in place.
Do you still think I need to loosen the oil pan?
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From: London, Ontario, Canada
Remove the rubber mount from the aluminum piece and then bolt the aluminum piece in loosely. Now jack the engine up slightly and slide the rubber mount between the aluminum bracket and subframe.
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From: Winter Park, Florida
Thanks for your help Aaron.



