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Engine Mount replacement 200 1993

posted by  TONY H on  Mon Oct 19 06:28 CST 2009
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That should be fine. Some people have not destributed the weight and they had too much of it on the Oil Plug and it bent the pan.
Keep in mind you are not Lifting the engine as much as you are really supporting it as you take the Motor Mount assembly out of the car.

I took a small piece of 2x6 and with my floor jack I held the Engine at the Front Crank. The 2x6 sat between the frame and the Sway bar. You may want to give that a look-see.
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