Brown Dog
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- SE Phoenix Valley, AZ
No calls! No PMs! -- I just ran across this thread.Edit: I stand corrected. The OP emailed same pics to Tim who is working with the OP to address.
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Brown dog engine mount looks funny
- Thread starter Slonopotam
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No calls! No PMs! -- I just ran across this thread.Edit: I stand corrected. The OP emailed same pics to Tim who is working with the OP to address.
Slonopotam
NAXJA Member #1358
- Location
- San Jose
Edit: I stand corrected. The OP emailed same pics to Tim who is working with the OP to address.
Yes, I am talking to Tim, he is very prompt to answer.
Andrey
Slonopotam
NAXJA Member #1358
- Location
- San Jose
Is it possible that the body is not straight, and the deformation of the body causes misalignment of motor mounts and motor brackets ?
If yes, how it could be confirmed/fixed ?
What is the name of the procedure/ ballpark of the cost ?
Andrey
bigalpha
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- Location
- Tucson, AZ
I was just wondering if you ever resolved this?
Slonopotam
NAXJA Member #1358
- Location
- San Jose
Sorry, not yet. It is drivable, so I bear it.
The word from brown dog is that my engine is way too forward. They advised to look for slotted holes around the crossmember, to move it back, but I did not find any.
I'll think of something.
jeeperjohn
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Temecula, CA
I have found in installing the engine mounts I have made that the brackets on the block side vary quite a bit for the different years. I have found it necessary to use spacers on some to keep the bushings in the mount and some were very tight. It's too bad the engine brackets are not all the same.
