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Changing engine mount
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05/01/2009 12:26
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Right, One for the experts here.. Is it possible to change the right hand engine mount that carries the powersteering pump. without removing the engine.
Cheers in advance
Tim
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Re: Changing engine mount
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The mount as in the actual rubber bit that bolts to the chassis leg? Or the mount as in the entire cast alloy part onto which the oil filter and alternator and power steering pump are attached?
In either case, the answer should be yes.
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Re: Changing engine mount
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Oops, yes the alloy mounting bracket. I'm removing the A/C and have a non A/C mounting bracket, alternaor, tensioner etc to fit. Thanks for your help, Cheers Tim
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