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Remove motor mount top bolt
I am having a hard time to remove the left motor mount top bolt (17mm). The car is a 91-300E (124-M103). Any suggestion?
Jack |
I changed my 87 300Es motor mounts in Nov. I used a box end wrench from below. I did not try a socket from above. I also did not use a torque wrench on either sides top bolt. George Murphy describes the procedure on p86 of the Star(Sept -Oct) MB Club magazine. Good luck
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The only time I've ever been able to get one of those off, I was using a borrowed 17mm box end wrench, with the open end ground off, and a long pry bar for leverage against the wrench handle. (If you try this route, be careful what you use as a fulcrum! Pick something structural, and make sure nothing flimsy is in the way.)
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You will probably have to jack the engine up for clearance -- with the mount collapsed, there isn't enough room to reach in from the top.
Peter |
On my 190e, I removed the air flow meter and fuel distributor. This allowed almost a clear shot straight down to the top bolt.
With a long extension and swivel, I was able to break it loose. It was VERY tight and I tried everything else first. Just make sure you are square on the bolt head and don't slip! You don't want to round the head, or then you'll really be screwed! :eek: |
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