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Information from this site is helpful. Finding helpful advice is a challenge since there is so much info that the information can be just noise because there is so much data to sift through.
Is there anywhere on this site that gives a blow-by-blow on how to do R&R the mounts? I have seen posts that have asked this question, 2002-2003 time frame and this question was not answered.
I have yet to find a thread that actually describes the process to do this job.
It would be nice if there was a tab for Articles and this contained "how-to" on maintenance and upgrades.
Searching the Tech forum with "install motor mounts" gives these results
What can I expect with this setup???
Engine install FAIL.
Need opinions on bottom end knock
Cross Tower Brace Interferece
questions about solid motor mounts?
Motor install
Electrical Gremlin
My vibration issue.......
need some testimony from the 351 swap guys
should i gap to .035
serious help with shift linkage!?!?!?! Please help!
Engine swap possibilities
Aluminum rearend buildup
SC Swell car/tough to work on!
AJE K Member ~~~.
General Troubleshooting Lesson Learned
solid vs hydraulic motor mounts....
Longtube header users..a few questions.
Inherited XR7 Some questions
Anybody's SC sound like a Helicopter?
95 Idle Issue
95 SC Coming back together
Fuel Injector O-rings
Changing Motor Mounts
Now, this article actually talked about someone changing the mounts. If your occupation is a mechanic or you have been doing work on this car for decades, it is obvious what needs to be done.
I would think than when doing this job, it would be a great time to check/reseal the I/C tubes so they are airtight. I am sure mine aren't. I have an oil drip on the return tube. What is talked about is changing the plugs and wires.
Pictures, I am camera challenged. The current cameras are so good, they make me look good and they are cheap.
Parts come and go on this car. Did BT Motorsports ever make the mounts they were developing? Post dated 05-17-2003, 04:33 AM.
Okay, I will get off my soap box. Yes I am willing to be part of the solution if human resources are needed.
Your Humble Servant,
-Dave
Is there anywhere on this site that gives a blow-by-blow on how to do R&R the mounts? I have seen posts that have asked this question, 2002-2003 time frame and this question was not answered.
I have yet to find a thread that actually describes the process to do this job.
It would be nice if there was a tab for Articles and this contained "how-to" on maintenance and upgrades.
Searching the Tech forum with "install motor mounts" gives these results
What can I expect with this setup???
Engine install FAIL.
Need opinions on bottom end knock
Cross Tower Brace Interferece
questions about solid motor mounts?
Motor install
Electrical Gremlin
My vibration issue.......
need some testimony from the 351 swap guys
should i gap to .035
serious help with shift linkage!?!?!?! Please help!
Engine swap possibilities
Aluminum rearend buildup
SC Swell car/tough to work on!
AJE K Member ~~~.
General Troubleshooting Lesson Learned
solid vs hydraulic motor mounts....
Longtube header users..a few questions.
Inherited XR7 Some questions
Anybody's SC sound like a Helicopter?
95 Idle Issue
95 SC Coming back together
Fuel Injector O-rings
Changing Motor Mounts
Now, this article actually talked about someone changing the mounts. If your occupation is a mechanic or you have been doing work on this car for decades, it is obvious what needs to be done.
I would think than when doing this job, it would be a great time to check/reseal the I/C tubes so they are airtight. I am sure mine aren't. I have an oil drip on the return tube. What is talked about is changing the plugs and wires.
Pictures, I am camera challenged. The current cameras are so good, they make me look good and they are cheap.
Parts come and go on this car. Did BT Motorsports ever make the mounts they were developing? Post dated 05-17-2003, 04:33 AM.
Okay, I will get off my soap box. Yes I am willing to be part of the solution if human resources are needed.
Your Humble Servant,
-Dave