Supporting the engine is essential when replacing motor mounts on your car. Find out how to support your engine when removing and installing motor mounts in …
Supporting the engine is essential when replacing motor mounts on your car. Find out how to support your engine when removing and installing motor mounts in …
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If I saw someone jack their motor up and the exhaust MOVED I would slap
them so hard they’d wish I didn’t slap ’em so hard LoL… (but other than
that good job) The wood should be about as thick as the first joint of your
thumb so it has room for the jacks “teeth” to sink in
what size is the wood?
this guy sound like he has an ass plug in his ass
@skatehare123456789 its about 9 in. why do you ask?
@skatehare123456789 LOL hummmmmmmmmmmm…………..
I replaced the MM’s on my ’67 mustang once, I used wood blocks, after I got
the second mount unbolted the straight 6 started to fall over off the
blocks! I had to hold the engine up while putting the new mount on and
tighten it down with one hand LOL. Preetty scary moment.
thank you.
Great videos but hard to find part one, part two and so on when the title
descriptions are too long!!
British stuff… and if i’m not mistaken that’s a proper name of it…
Oh no not this guy again smh…. its all good tho
Why does he keep calling the engine a motor?
@FTWdropshot yes
Nice Ama try dis on my 91 accord wagon …
yeah man you should have your own show very clearly spoken and easy to
understand and follow now just do it on a 94 camry for me step by step
hahaha its probably the samme method right
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Engine and Motor can be interchanged when talking about an Internal
Combustion Engine.