I need someone to outline the steps to replacing the left rear motor mount. I have replaced the front and the rear right but this other one looks more mysterious.
I believe the part number of the mount is 8706X.
Thanks
2002 Quest - Steps to replace Left Rear motor mount
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Re: 2002 Quest - Steps to replace Left Rear motor mount
http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/Quest/2002_Quest/em.pdf
you're talking about the one by the transmission?
EM-44 and EM-45 i don't think you need to do all those steps since you're just R&R the mount...
but from other parts of teh internetz:
you're talking about the one by the transmission?
EM-44 and EM-45 i don't think you need to do all those steps since you're just R&R the mount...
but from other parts of teh internetz:
Those two on the driver's side. One is called Transmission mount which it holds the transmission to the main frame. This is a pain on the butt. Space is very limited. The bottom one requires taking out the transaxle off before you have the space to install. The top (trans-mount) is easy by taking the some of the upper parts out first.
Re: 2002 Quest - Steps to replace Left Rear motor mount
Yep, that's kind of what I meant by mysterious. Seeing the exploded view of the engine parts doesn't show me how to safely replace the motor mount. "taking the some of the upper parts out first" - Really??
With the RF and RR I had to jack up the engine using a board under the oil pan. The step by step instructions for those said to do it that way. I'm not a mechanic and I don't have a lift. I'd rather not be under my car on jack stands just trying to figure it out; there isn't room under there to get many different angles of view at the situation.
With the RF and RR I had to jack up the engine using a board under the oil pan. The step by step instructions for those said to do it that way. I'm not a mechanic and I don't have a lift. I'd rather not be under my car on jack stands just trying to figure it out; there isn't room under there to get many different angles of view at the situation.
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Re: 2002 Quest - Steps to replace Left Rear motor mount
yea, sorry about that... i tried to look it up on teh internets for you...
the front trans mount can be replaced from above, removing the battery and intake parts i guess, while the rear one has to be attacked from below... i don't have to do them on my vehicle yet (will check in the spring)
yea, i saw the youtube vid for the passenger side, with the crossmember
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJ_EQ35tb0o
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in hindsight, the ones that need frequent replacement of these mounts are the drivers who doesn't use the parking brake to hold the vehicle's weight... i step on the parking brake, shift to N just to be sure there's no stress on the mounts, then move the shifter to P
the front trans mount can be replaced from above, removing the battery and intake parts i guess, while the rear one has to be attacked from below... i don't have to do them on my vehicle yet (will check in the spring)
yea, i saw the youtube vid for the passenger side, with the crossmember
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJ_EQ35tb0o
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in hindsight, the ones that need frequent replacement of these mounts are the drivers who doesn't use the parking brake to hold the vehicle's weight... i step on the parking brake, shift to N just to be sure there's no stress on the mounts, then move the shifter to P
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