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mattyrallye

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Ok so i though i would search this but didnt really find much on the subject. Just what seemed to be a very expensive chock system to stop you engine rocking.Whistle

Anyways i have purchased some Baker BM Top engine mounts mainly because i have heard nothing but good reports about them. My question is how do i fit them...

I had a look this morning but it started to rain. Sad However from what i can see you undo the top cover, undo the main top plastic head and then block up the engine on a jack. Then undo two bolts on the engine mount bracket. There is also two cap heads not sure if these have to be removed also to enable me to release the rubber mount. Is this correct, and if so where do i go from here? any help appreciated! Big grin

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Posted 27th Dec 2009 at 19:28
gilesy

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mattyrallye wrote:

I had a look this morning but it started to rain


Your skin is waterproof! Once you have jacked the engine up and taken the weight off the mount, and disconnected the arm from the engine, You need to get a hammer and large screwdriver/blunt chisel etc and undo it that way, using the notches on the side.

Refitting is reverse of removal...etc
Posted 27th Dec 2009 at 19:32
mattyrallye

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Ah you make it sound so simple...I know my skins waterproof, but its like standing under niagra falls out there!!

Do i have to remove the cap heads on the engine arm??

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Posted 27th Dec 2009 at 20:02
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here's a pic with everything removed that needs to be removed:

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Posted 27th Dec 2009 at 20:12
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Posted 27th Dec 2009 at 20:16
mattyrallye

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ahh superb guys thanks.. didnt know that FAQ was lurking about either i did try finding that under search but couldnt find that, i just trawled through useless pages!!"

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Posted 27th Dec 2009 at 20:22
gilesy

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Its a good job the FAQ guide is in the Feedback section...Whistle
Posted 27th Dec 2009 at 20:23
mattyrallye

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What a b*tch of a job, i will put some pictures up later to show you why!!!

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Posted 17th Jan 2010 at 17:50
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mattyrallye wrote:
What a b*tch of a job, i will put some pictures up later to show you why!!!

You must of had somethin gone wrong... it is not a difficult job IMO! Dunno

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