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rear engine mount removal ....

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    rear engine mount removal ....

    i just bought a 1990 ex accord the front mount need changing and the one to the fire wall (back ) also need changing and im wondering how am i going to change it would i have to raised the engine ? is there anyone who's had to change this rear mount before and how its done ? gimme a holla .....thanks


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    well first off if you have a manual tranny the rear mount is cheaper to buy, but both auto and manual rear mounts suck if ya not familiar. the easiest way i have found is to just remove the intake manifold,that will leave you plenty of room to work and remove the mount. than just replace the intake manifold gasket and reinstall.its not hard takes me about an hour tops. people have done it by jacking up the engine a bit and getting under the car removing the down pipe,but its just more work and much harder that way.also takes up more time. so if i were you i would buy the rear mount, and a intake manifold gasket, and do it that way.good luck.oh ya rear mounts are not prone to fail on our cars.if its not cracked or failing leave it alone.good luck.

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