I was able to only remove the top and bottom nuts off the actual rubber mount and jack the engine up ,I pulled it out from the top without removing any of the front radiator fan or hoses. Just took a little wiggling
Thanks for your feedback. I am the type of mechanic that will take off more to make my job easier and it also reduces the chances of breaking something by trying to wiggle and force stuff out, but to each his own.
@@bradsautomotivellc4850 yea I understand that , over the years I learned a lot of shortcuts that saved a lot of time but still get the job done the same . I actually have a chain around the mount and sub frame because it broke again after less then a year . good video though ! You got it done that's all that matters
2:12 Do i still have to support the engine with a jack or blocks if i am only removing that bit, and not the other mounts? Trying to fix a blown head gasket and hoping i dont have to remove the engine entirely. Edit: Sorry if that seems like a stupid question, haven't gone to auto school yet. Plan to
You will need to support the engine if you are removing mounts, the engine does not need to be removed in order to change the cylinder heads, disconnect, exhaust manifolds, intake, and a few other things that need to taken off the cylinder head in order for it come out but the block stays with the car
Got a question what kind of car can u swap out engines in I have a 2009 Chrysler Pacifica engine. An I want to put in a car instead do u got any insite on what kind of car I can put my engine in.
Good information, but the video work was making me sick. You need to get a tripod for a stable camera platform. Moving the camera around is very distracting from the educational material.
You're good at this. You really are. I did however find this other video that has us going from the bottom & less than a third of the bolt work. ua-cam.com/video/uTy2Zj60HMo/v-deo.html
Sorry i didnt post one on that one but its definitely no fun to get too. Try going in around the back side of the engine from the top first b4 trying to get it from the bottom.
Awesome video and lots of help but what about the other mount
These need replaces at regular interval. Second oil change, new tires and alignment(rear wont align)and a front motor mount.
glad i saw this. Mechanic wanted $300 to do this
doing this now. Done. Went smooth like Butta.
I was able to only remove the top and bottom nuts off the actual rubber mount and jack the engine up ,I pulled it out from the top without removing any of the front radiator fan or hoses. Just took a little wiggling
Thanks for your feedback. I am the type of mechanic that will take off more to make my job easier and it also reduces the chances of breaking something by trying to wiggle and force stuff out, but to each his own.
@@bradsautomotivellc4850 yea I understand that , over the years I learned a lot of shortcuts that saved a lot of time but still get the job done the same . I actually have a chain around the mount and sub frame because it broke again after less then a year . good video though ! You got it done that's all that matters
How long did it take to do the front one
2:12
Do i still have to support the engine with a jack or blocks if i am only removing that bit, and not the other mounts? Trying to fix a blown head gasket and hoping i dont have to remove the engine entirely.
Edit: Sorry if that seems like a stupid question, haven't gone to auto school yet. Plan to
You will need to support the engine if you are removing mounts, the engine does not need to be removed in order to change the cylinder heads, disconnect, exhaust manifolds, intake, and a few other things that need to taken off the cylinder head in order for it come out but the block stays with the car
Dude thanks man
No problem.
Got a question what kind of car can u swap out engines in I have a 2009 Chrysler Pacifica engine. An I want to put in a car instead do u got any insite on what kind of car I can put my engine in.
Not really brother, when you change out that kinda stuff, you have to change the whole harness, suspension, mounts, keys
You did 2 much that didn't even have to be done.
ua-cam.com/video/uTy2Zj60HMo/v-deo.html
Flat rating the heck outta that job 😂
Good information, but the video work was making me sick. You need to get a tripod for a stable camera platform. Moving the camera around is very distracting from the educational material.
Ok thank you for your input, i will fix the camera issue
What mm nut is it for the bottom
Sounds like your saying 8/2 I can't understand to be honest
Not sure which one your talking about
Eighteen millimeter bolt
Worst motor mounts ever made. Oil filled and wears out quickly. I've replaced my wife's twice now. Shame on Chrysler!
Haha agreed my friend
You're good at this. You really are.
I did however find this other video that has us going from the bottom & less than a third of the bolt work.
ua-cam.com/video/uTy2Zj60HMo/v-deo.html
You don’t have to take off the front end to install motor mounts
Make your own video no life troll
What about the back one tho?
Sorry i didnt post one on that one but its definitely no fun to get too. Try going in around the back side of the engine from the top first b4 trying to get it from the bottom.
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