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Replacing of Engine mounts

Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 7:46 pm
by sickzuk1
Hello all :) I need to replace my engine mounts on my Suzuki Sierra 1991 model. And I was wandering if it is a relatively easy job? And what would be the best way to go about replacing them. I have already bought new mounts and bolts and all I need to do is swap them over. All hints and advice would be great! :) Thankyou everyone in advance :popcorn:

Re: Replacing of Engine mounts

Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 8:21 pm
by shakes
step 1, take real good note of this one as it's super important...















Get off your computer!!!

step 2 inspect old engine mounts and look at new engine mounts in your hand.

step 3, take note of any differences in them and spots to get snagged and skim through your hayes/gregorys manual.

step 4, unbolt the old mounts. Raise the engine using appropriate means and support to prevent losing fingers or worse.

step 5, fit new mounts. lower engine, and tighten any bolts you've touched

step 6, have a quick visual check to make sure you havent pulled any wires/crimped any hoses etc

step 7, Crack a cold one and enjoy

Re: Replacing of Engine mounts

Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 10:03 pm
by sickzuk1
Ok sweet thanks heaps. I wasnt sure if there were any other things to be unplugged etc... But yeah sweet.

Re: Replacing of Engine mounts

Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 2:01 pm
by supazuk
put a VL commo mount in and never have to change it again.

Re: Replacing of Engine mounts

Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 10:02 pm
by shakes
supazuk wrote:put a VL commo mount in and never have to change it again.
Are they just a straight swap?

Does the extra strength just transfer the stress elsewhere and end up braking transfer mounts? or elsewhere?

Sorry search was useless on this one

Re: Replacing of Engine mounts

Posted: Tue Jul 27, 2010 12:32 pm
by supazuk
just grind a little tag of the vl mount and it is a easy fit. still works like
a rubber mount, just 1000% stronger.

any search in the Suzuki section just returns millions of threads with grimbo telling
people to search. :bad-words: