Front insert is pretty easy to install. You can do it with the car supported up on jack stands. Un-bolt the cross bolt of the front motor mount. Remove the crossmember that runs front to back under the car. The front insert is the one that has less urethane and a bigger gap between the bumps. |
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Place the mount inserts so that the bumps match up with the air gaps in the mount. |
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Use the two supplied washers, pone on each side of the inserts. Bolt everything back up and you are done. |
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For the rear mount, good luck ! It is easiest with the transmission removed. It takes about 2 minutes to do then. Here the mount is shown with the transmission removed, that is where you will be digging. That is the fuel filter right next to the rear motor mount, want to change it while you are right there? |
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If you still have the transmission in the car, you can get access to the rear mount by removing the battery and the battery support tray. Some bolts will be easier to get to from the bottom of the car. On an AWD, space is tight, on a FWD it is a little more open under there. |
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The mount bracket is bolted to the transmission with 3 hard to get to bolts, all on the back side of the transmission. |
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