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I've asked questions about this job before but now I'm really going to do it Before I get my hands dirty, how do I get to the small hex head bolts holding the mounts to the chassis? The outboard ones are visible and accessible. The inboard ones I can't see, but it feels like the heat shield is in the way. Will I be able to move the heat shield out of the way and have better access when the main bolt is removed and the engine is lifted a little?
I'm sure I'll have more questions when I get to the driver side mount. Thanks, Sixto 78 450SEL 91 300SE |
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I'm gonna go for my evening prayers and you're sure gonna have a mention ... all the best Sixto and do keep us posted.
"You're an inspiration to many out there".
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I use special sockets made by Hazet for this job. DON'T STRIP OUT THE TOP OF THE BOLT! I have seen this done and it sucks.
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