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Help changing upper engine mount S70 1998

posted by  Bill1959 on  Thu Nov 23 06:41 CST 2006
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On mine, the bushing had worked its way over to one side all by itself, so that I had metal-on-metal. It came out with a light tap with a piece of wood.
I put in the split poly bushing (got it at fcp groton). No press needed, easy job. These are nice because the support arm is "captured"; the bushing can't move as with the OEM. Some claim that the poly is a little more harsh, but in my case eliminating the metal contact was a huge improvement.






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