Engine Mount Problem

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Mike Echemann

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Arnold:
Yes you'll need to remove the radiator and the entire bracket from the block
to make it easier. I'd suggest you pull the motor or at least have it
hoisted up a bit for protection. Try and avoid homemade rigging here. It's
a tight fit with your wrists from the rear of the car. Please be very
careful the block doesn't drop down on your wrists and hands.
Mike
----- Original Message -----
From: "Arnold Hite" <ahite@Charleston.Net>
To: <amphicar-lovers@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 11:04 PM
Subject: [amphicar-lovers] Engine Mount Problem


> Is there something I'm missing when attempting to get access to the
> rear engine mounts? The two on the transmission are easy. Now I need to
> remove the two on the back. I can't figure our how to get my hand in
there,
> much less my wrench. I'm assuming I need to remove something first, maybe
> the radiator?
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> Arnold Hite
> White 64 with sagging engine
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markamsdill@aol.com

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<font FACE="arial,helvetica"><table BGCOLOR="#ffffff"><font SIZE="2">Hello, I just did the engine removal but the radiator was out so it was much easier. I would pull the radiator . mark amsdill PS , Merry Christmas to all.</font>
 
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Arnold Hite

Guest
Is there something I'm missing when attempting to get access to the
rear engine mounts? The two on the transmission are easy. Now I need to
remove the two on the back. I can't figure our how to get my hand in there,
much less my wrench. I'm assuming I need to remove something first, maybe
the radiator?

Arnold Hite
White 64 with sagging engine
 
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