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Old 12-12-2002, 05:51 PM
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how difficult is it to change the motor mounts .
Do i need to drop the engine/tranny
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for the front and rear mounts no, you wont need to drop the trans or engine out, however for the sides at least a cherry picker would make the job real smooth, the worst one is the mount on the timing belt side
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What are you working on!Maybe I can help.I have changed a few in my time.
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1984 rabbit convertible

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Old 01-20-2003, 04:45 PM
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I also have a 1984 rabbit convertable.The motor should only have to be jacked up alittle.Of coarse you want to loosen all the bolts and nuts.Just change one at a time!
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thanks mark
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yeah mark is right. i had an 84 GTi and i had to replace the rear one. just unbolt the top bolts of all the mounts, and jack the engine up a few inches. about 5 if you can. a cherry picker would make this easy but you dont need one! good luck!
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I hope we helped out!How did the job turn out?
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I have an 81 rab pick up with a 1.7 how hard ar the side mounts to change please help [img]images/smiles/icon_confused.gif[/img]
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