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Porsche 996 911 Engine Mount Replacement DIY (Carrera, Boxster, & Cayman)
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
- ►Engine mount replacement on your Porsche 996 911 is one of the common jobs you will have to tackle sometime before your car hits the 100,000-mile mark. Depending on how you, or the previous owner, drove the car, the engine mounts could need replacement much sooner than that.
With only basic hand tools that everyone should own as well as a floor jack or two, you can easily tackle replacement of the Porsche 996 engine mounts in your garage at home.
Follow along with Michael Hidalgo while he walks us through the step-by-step process of removing these old worn-out Porsche 996 engine mounts and replacing them with fresh versions from Rein.
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00:00 - 01:29 - Intro and tools needed
01:30 - 02:36 - Unclip MAF Sensor and remove the airbox
02:37 - 04:02 - Remove the secondary air pump
04:03 - 04:40 - Support bottom of the engine with a floor jack
04:41 - 05:39 - Remove the two 18mm nuts on the engine mounts
05:40 - 05:56 - Loosen the two 13mm bolts on top of the engine mount and remove the mount
05:57 - 06:36 - Install the engine mount and torque down the two 13mm bolts on top
06:37 - 07:14 - Repeat the last two steps for the passenger side engine mount
07:15 - 07:38 - Install and torque down the two 18mm bolts on the bottom of the engine mount
07:39 - 8:58 - Reinstall the secondary air pump
08:59 - 10:34 - Reinstall the airbox assembly
10:35 - 10:44 - Lower the engine back down off of the floor jack
10:45 - 11:16 - Final thoughts, thanks for watching
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I did this last week. I left the car on the ground. You need to really jack up the engine. I needed a 5' breaker bar to loosen the 18mm nut. If you do this, make sure you do one mount at a time. Loosen the 18mm nut slowly do not remove it all the way. If the engine carrier follows the nut all the way down, you need to jack up the engine more to get the weight off the nut. I found the carrier followed the nut down, so had to jack it ~50mm. When you get the new mount in place, do not bolt in place until the square cutout in the carrier mates with the square shape on the main bolt. When the two mate, the engine mount will not twist. If the mount twists, raise the engine until it mates and doesn't twist. Only then should you bolt down the mount and add the 18mm nut. Very happy I did this. Engine now hanging straight.
cant believe how easy this is. i'll put it on my diy list.
Super doable and worth tackling!
*Removing tough bolt...."KELLY CLARKSON BRO!" Love this guy.
This was a super video and made the process very easy. When i did it i found i needed to jack up the engine a full couple of inches so the lower bolts on the new mounts would fit through enough to spin on the nuts. In the video it does not look like much of a raise but i found i needed more. i had noticed before i did the installation that the tailpipes were hanging about 2-2.5 inches below the body (and you can see a similar drop in the example car) after installation the motor is higher and i measure just an inch between the tailpipes and the body. My 996 had about 61k miles@ 22 years.
Nice work!
Great job and very well articulated...I am pretty sure my mounts should be changed at 100k and I am at 84k and did replace my transmission mount. This looks pretty easy, thank you!
Made this look super easy. Definitely going to give it a shot on my own thanks for the video
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Another fantastic video! Thanks Mike!
I missed the “mount” in the thumbnail and thought Mike was replacing the engine in 11 min!
😁whoops! That would be impressive haha!
Thanks for your video I think I will replace my mounts. The only issue I have is you jacked the engine up at the start but at the end of the video you mentioned lowering the engine a couple of inches. What do you mean?
Excellent!
Leaving a comment just for you bro
Is very different to boxster an cayman
but first
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