changing motor mounts...help

white_97_GT

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ok, im trying to change my motor mounts, but i cant get the big nuts that bolt the mounts to the k member off, any ideas???

 

4G-KDMP

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have you tried using an impack yet?

 

white_97_GT

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i have tried, but my compressor isnt strong enough to run it properly, i was hoping for another idea

 

RsStanG1987

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Breaker bar works every time

 

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Copperstang87

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i just did mine yesterday used a big extention on a 1/2 inch drive rachet, sure did the job!

 

HISSIN50

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Another vote for a [1/2"] breaker bar.

Good luck.

 

white_97_GT

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do i need to have something else un bolted first??? im gonna have to try and get the car higher up so i can get a longer bar in there i guess

 

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krallman

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lol if you need help on how to remove nuts what are you taking an engine out for. lol. Just soke it overnight with wd-40 and take them off in the morning with 1/2 breaker bar. if that doesn't work try heating it up with a torch for a few seconds at a time.

 

white_97_GT

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krallman said:

lol if you need help on how to remove nuts what are you taking an engine out for. lol. Just soke it overnight with wd-40 and take them off in the morning with 1/2 breaker bar. if that doesn't work try heating it up with a torch for a few seconds at a time.

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im pretty sure i didnt ask you to be a jerk about it, ive tried all these things, my question was simply if anyone has had an issue with this how did they get it fixed

 

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superhuaman

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use a short 1/2" drive socket, and possibly a u-joint

 

Mustang78

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put a wrench or ratchet on there and hit it with a 3-5lb mini sledge..i love that thing

~Mark~

 

jtfairlane

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1/2" breaker bar and and some serious muscle will do it.

 

white_97_GT

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i never thought about the mini sledge...ill try that

 

HISSIN50

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Doug, if you still have a mech fan you removed it and the shroud already, right?

 

white_97_GT

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everything is torn down, i just put the heads back on on the weekend

 

4G-KDMP

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if you have a floor jack take the handle out of it and it will give you a 3ft cheater bar on your 1/2 breaker bar and if that doesn't break the bolt loose........ not much else will.

 

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muttstang

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remember to use a good quality socket on this being as you are putting a pantload worth of power into this.....I have a nice sized scar in the top of my hand from when my cheap socket exploded under the pressure

 

4G-KDMP

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muttstang said:

remember to use a good quality socket on this being as you are putting a pantload worth of power into this.....I have a nice sized scar in the top of my hand from when my cheap socket exploded under the pressure

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been there, done that believe me.

 

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muttstang

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Ain't it grand K members and frame rails don't budge much

 

white_97_GT

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ive tried that, problem is i just dont have enough room under the damn car to get it, i think im just gonna leave it till i can get a good impact on it