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replacement engine mountings 200 1986

posted by  B.C. on  Sun Jun 23 17:23 CST 2002
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Davey -

I expect you have the AW70 trans, right? The judder on starting might be a trans problem rather than a motor mount problem.

Check the motor mount on the right side by putting your hand around the bottom of the oil filter and testing the clearance down to the motor mount. There should be plent of space for your hand.

I the past I have had a mount so bad (unsuspected after a rear-end collision) that the oil filter was resting on the mount!

On the left side you'll have to do a visual check. BTW - if you do the motor mounts, do the transmission mount soon afterwards.

The job is a DIY job. Check the FAQ's and archives, and the shop manual you have, like Haynes or Bentley.

Good Luck,

Bob

:>)





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