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Motor mount replacement 240 pictorial 200 1985

posted by  Swedish Baklava on  Tue Oct 14 10:59 CST 2014
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Hi Dave,

I used this HFT ratchet so that I didn't have to remove my alternator. But I had to remove the mount from the bottom. Mine is 87.


photo ratchet_zps86158843.jpg

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Hi Bob,


If you are planning to use a wood stud and a jack to lift the engine. Please be careful.

Hopefully, you have a flat driveway.

Support the front of car on jack stands.

You need to be very careful when jacking up the engine as the oil pan flange is in angle. It can get tipsy.

Please make sure the wood stud gets a good grip against the oil pan flange and stays vertical the whole time.

If you are removing from the bottom. Your body needs to be stay still as you remove, please don't kick the jack.

Good luck my friend.






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