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Motor mount 700

posted by  eadlermn on  Wed Sep 10 09:55 CST 2003
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Assuming you have the hydraulic mounts:

There is one top nut, 17mm.
There are 3 for the bottom bracket (13mm) which you need to take off to get to the 17mm one holding the mount to the bracket. Two of the 3 are accessible from the top, the other from the bottom.

I don't remember the torque specs though...

-Eric
'89 765t, turbo coming back from being rebuilt, soon to be put in.
'72 BMW R75/5, alternate transportation (until winter or the 765 is up, whichever comes first)






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