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posted by  someone claiming to be James on  Fri Nov 26 05:01 CST 2004 [RELATED]

Hello,
I finally decided to do my engine mounts on my carbed UK volvo as the garage had said they needed doing as they were putting stress on the front exhaust pipe, which I had to have replaced as it had snapped.
I removed the engine undertray and the sump was neally on the front crossmember, so I replaced the mounts.
I used the method as in the facts and it took me 3 hours (I'm a novice) and it went well with no problems, The old nuts were not rusted on so that helped.
It seems a lot smoother when idling and is well worth doing. Not a bad job to do as there is plenty of room/ access in my B230K engine bay. I am well pleased with my result and saved money, rather than paying someone to do it. James.






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