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didnt pass inspection...
Damn mounts. front motor mount, rear motor mount, torque dogbone mount and rear drum cylinder.
anyone able to help me out with this or leave it up to the shop? |
actually reading online, the mounts dont seem to be too challenging. Just a jack with some wood should do it right? Anyone have any experience with this?
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It depends entirely on the car, but I've changed mounts with only a jack before.
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so wait... you didnt pass inspection because of mounts, i can give you a guy who can pass you..
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and their dyno died while i was on it for emissions. lol fuggin gay. Whos this...guy?
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Sorry forgot to say that. DAMNIT |
I was gonna say you just got the car how do you need an inspection already.
I'd say if you are somewhat mechanically inclined tackle it yourself and save some dough...Thats my motto anyway |
yea im usually like that. I hate paying for labor. Waste of money in my opinion. Im just not sure if this is something i can do in the garage of if it is better left to a shop
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I did motor mounts on a SRT 4 b 4 and it was cake...Just jack the motor up to relieve the pressure on the mount and your good to go.
I've never seen them on a 93 sunbird but the concept is all the same for each car...I cant see it being super hard |
I did the mounts on my srt-4 without a jack and while it was still warm lol
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lol im curious to how you did that. I just found out that one of my ramps are missing. how does one ramp get lost? wtf.
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I did all the mounts on my car with a jack and some wood. Cake.
Wheel cylinders suck balls. There's some great techniques, but you gotta know what you're doing. I hated changing mine every year, so I swapped to rear disc. |
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Mounts will be hard if it's in a tough spot. I don't imagine a sunbird would be too tough. Try somewhere else though, that's pretty gay that you failed because of beat mounts... |
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i would do them for you if i had a place to work. |
I was told that the emissions requires dynotesting for it. one front mount does look a little tough. Its in front of the AC pulley and behind the Radiator. The dogbone mount is behind the radiator on the driver side, which looks simple. We will see how it goes. thats my project for tomorrow.
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