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Tranny mount replacment..need tips or advice
Monday, March 21, 2011 9:41 PM
So i ordered my top mount and tranny mount for my 97 sunfire, i know the top mount is pretty simple but not to sure about the transmission mount..does anybody have suggestions or advice that would be helpful..

Re: Tranny mount replacment..need tips or advice
Monday, March 21, 2011 9:42 PM
Btw if u have done this before and could give me a detailed step by step that would be great
Re: Tranny mount replacment..need tips or advice
Friday, March 25, 2011 7:49 AM
Use a block of wood on a jack to suppport the engine at the oil pan. It would be best to source an engine hoist to prevent damage to the pan.

The upper mount is easy but I would recommend using locktite on the bolts that hold the rubber mount in place. The first time I did mine they managed to eventually come out and the motor was rocking all over the place.

The tranny mount kicked my ass! The expansion bolt heard sheared off and I had to drill it out and cut it to pieces to get it out. I can't tell you how many hours I spent squatting in the wheel well and how many drill bits I went through. I was beat down after that repair!! I would strongly suggest not undertaking it unless you are 100% positive it is needs to be replaced. On these cars it's usually the upper mount and lower "dogbone" mount that go bad.


2.2 97 Cavalier......the "Crapalier"
Re: Tranny mount replacment..need tips or advice
Wednesday, April 13, 2011 10:35 AM
Are you doing oem replacement or prothatne/ttr poly mount?

They arent bad the change depending on your access to tools. An arbor press makes the job much easier, I personally did my ttr poly mounts with my vise.


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Re: Tranny mount replacment..need tips or advice
Thursday, April 14, 2011 5:44 PM
Most do use a vise


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