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Re: top engine mount 850 1994

posted by  someone claiming to be doug on  Mon Dec 18 11:43 CST 2000 [RELATED]

Been there done that. Paid good money to watch the dealer use a home made tool. The trick is to get to pieces o' pipe, and bfb (big bolt). The one pipe has an OD od the motor mount flange, the other has an OD the same as the OD of the rubber mount, abd the bfb goes through all of them. An air ratchet can then be used to compress the assembly on the car. Don't forget the magic grease to lube the rubber mount ( I missed that one, no clue).

One of those deals that was obvious AFTER.

good luck,

doug





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