Energy Suspension Torque mount inserts
#1
Energy Suspension Torque mount inserts
So, to repair my torque mounts, I bought the inserts, however I was only able to get the front 2 in. Has anyone else done this... I can't break the rear one loose... the bolt that goes through the mount is so tight, I put all my weight into it with a cheater... and nothing (I'm 325lbs...)... I even hit it with an impact wrench... any hints?
#3
RE: Energy Suspension Torque mount inserts
ORIGINAL: mxs
Put a floor jack under the car and jack up the engine by the oil pan, just a little bit, enough to take some of the load off that mount
Put a floor jack under the car and jack up the engine by the oil pan, just a little bit, enough to take some of the load off that mount
#5
RE: Energy Suspension Torque mount inserts
ORIGINAL: RenegadeCivic
I did that... maybe not enough? There are 3 bolts that hold it to the frame... all those bolts were out... and I was just trying to unbolt it from the actual mount... I guess I can somewhat see why the engine load could cause it... but nothing would budge... maybe I didn't have enough of the load taken off?
ORIGINAL: mxs
Put a floor jack under the car and jack up the engine by the oil pan, just a little bit, enough to take some of the load off that mount
Put a floor jack under the car and jack up the engine by the oil pan, just a little bit, enough to take some of the load off that mount
#6
RE: Energy Suspension Torque mount inserts
ORIGINAL: civicexracer
theresthe possibility that the bolts are seized.. i'd be careful when trying to remove them, could break.
theresthe possibility that the bolts are seized.. i'd be careful when trying to remove them, could break.
Remember that if you go too far up you can also make them bind. I did that the first time I put in mount inserts. LOL
#7
RE: Energy Suspension Torque mount inserts
Thinking about the way it's designed, I could see how I may need to jack it up a little to relieve the pressure. The front 2 are mounted inversely... in a hanging position, the rear actually sits ON the crossmember... perhaps that was my issue...
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