Gen 1 6.2 engine mount / motor mount replacement

[Gumby]

I've done mine twice without taking anything off the engine...
Y'all trippin

@raptor 702 Really?????? Where is your write up????? I would like to see it.

 

[PD1744]

I've done mine twice without taking anything off the engine...
Y'all trippin

That’s cool man. Do you.

 

[CleverGirl_]

I've done mine twice without taking anything off the engine...
Y'all trippin

Prove it

 

[TomDirt]

@raptor 702 Really?????? Where is your write up????? I would like to see it.

I bet it involved a Sawzall.

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

I've done mine twice without taking anything off the engine...
Y'all trippin

nice. new member who joined yesterday. digs up a year and a half old thread just to say this. how about a little more info on who you are. what you do, how you did it, etc. instead of just saying a dumb áss comment.

 

[Gumby]

nice. new member who joined yesterday. digs up a year and a half old thread just to say this. how about a little more info on who you are. what you do, how you did it, etc. instead of just saying a dumb áss comment.

Because he owns a Prius

 

[EricM]

Nearly had it ready to pull out.

 

[TomDirt]

Jesus shltfire, that's a ton of work to remove enough off the top of the motor to allow the motor to be jacked up. At that much work, I'd consider removing the cab instead. At that point, you have easy access to everything including the transmission.
Just a thought.

 

[PD1744]

Jesus shltfire, that's a ton of work to remove enough off the top of the motor to allow the motor to be jacked up. At that much work, I'd consider removing the cab instead. At that point, you have easy access to everything including the transmission.
Just a thought.

Sure, definitely an option to get it done. I haven't needed to pull the cab for anything yet. It doesn't look too bad and if/when I ever do, I may find it's 'the move', but for now, usually working alone in my driveway with no lift, I'm going to avoid it unless necessary.