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Old 02-14-2003, 03:34 PM
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My engine mounts recently changed. I need trans mounts bec my trans modulator and high pressure hose was leaking and prob messed up my trans mounts. I got the modulatr and hose yesterday fixed. Are the trans mounts a job I can do w/o trble and do the motor mounts have to be loosened to do it. Also why do fluids mess up rubber mounts? Don't these fluids flow through rubber hoses?
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If nothing dripped on them, I wouldn't worry about it. If something MIGHT have dripped on them, I'd crawl under there and check them. Shove the tranny around, inspect the rubber for black slime or cracks/looseness.

Don't just change them because someone told you to. Might be unnecessary work.
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Yeah on my last Pep Boys trip to get the starter the mech showed me where the leak was and also showed me where the mount was split. I didn't get them to do it bec I only needed the motor mount to pass inspection which I had done at Meineke. But I'm feeling the trans movement on takeoff and 1st gear to 2nd and also in the downshift.
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So tell me do the motor mounts have to be loosened in order to do the trans mounts. Can I support the trans with my jack and maybe some 2x4'*. Any special tools needed?
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Leave the motor mounts tight. No prob. Use blocks of wood to distribute the load of the jack across the trans. You might even want to nail together a 'cradle', and use it above the jack. Put some lift on it until you can get the pivot pins out. Just be careful!
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