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Old 07-19-2017, 12:20 AM
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You MAY have to remove the exhaust to do idler arm. I never tried it with just motor lifted.

Yes, factory had heat shield.
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Old 07-19-2017, 01:47 AM
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You MAY have to remove the exhaust to do idler arm. I never tried it with just motor lifted.

Yes, factory had heat shield.
Not looking forward to remove the exhaust, I've never had a good experience with unbolting one.

The previous owner or his mechanic must have been such a lazy bump, every protective cover or shield was/is missing on my car: fuel pump/filter cover, distributor cap cover, even the protective cover for the vacuum pump in the boot and now the heat shields...
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Jorn, recommend buying genuine MB engine mounts. Replacing engine mounts isn't a DIY job you want to be doing routinely.
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Jorn, recommend buying genuine MB engine mounts. Replacing engine mounts isn't a DIY job you want to be doing routinely.
I will take your advise, tnx.
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The previous owner or his mechanic must have been such a lazy bump, every protective cover or shield was/is missing on my car: fuel pump/filter cover, distributor cap cover, even the protective cover for the vacuum pump in the boot and now the heat shields...
Yup, reminds me of the old adage. "The difference between a mechanic and a technician is, a mechanic replaces, repairs, renews ALL the parts, a technician doesn't need all those "extra" bits".
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