replacing engine & transmission mounts of a 2001 GMC Safari. The same applies to a Chevy Astro.
How to replace Engine & Transmission Mount on a GMC Safari or Chevy Astro
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Thanks for your video i am having same model GMC safari 2001 and i was
worndring why engine is shake the body and when i am one the ac its shake
more so while i see your video i found my engine mount are broken and
engine is on steel so as soon as i change its works good and no shaking
thanks for your nice video
Thank you for taking the time to put this fantastic video together! For a
backyard mechanic who has been out of the loop a while on repairs, I found
it incredibly detailed and helpful. I have a 97 Astro Regency that I will
be replacing my MM on, and this gives me a huge leap forward in planning
out my job, tools, etc. TYVM!!
OEM mounts are still available; I just purchased a set for my 94 Astro with
no problem (I do get discounted pricing). Aren’t you worried about the
exhaust manifold cracking by jacking the engine up there, vs the oil pan?
Also jacking the transmission up by the drive shaft and rear extension
housing is risky, the pan is much safer. How has your car felt using the
NAPA mounts, and are they holding up OK? I also have a 93 Astro and the
NAPA mounts are less expensive.
GREAT Information, May have to do this on my 2000 Astro, I have a clunking
noise when I Accelerate. Thanks : )
Fixing to put new mounts in my 95 safari and you video I am sure has helped
me. Thanks