Advise on upper engine mount replacement.
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rguzz
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I did a little searching but still have questions: I want to replace the upper in cabin engine mount and also the upper torque mount bushing, Volvo 850. I'd rather not replace the upper torque mount with bushing (the one unit piece) as OE Volvo for the bracket and rubber bushing is around 120 bucks. Would like to replace the rubber bushings alone, as OE Volvo pieces. Are the bushings available? Where can I find them? In summary, am looking for OE upper engine mount and the upper torque mount, Volvo only. I realize they will have to be pressed in, but my friend has a shop and the know how. Thanks.
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rguzz
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Okay, so I found the OEM parts, but how does the rear "engine torque rod bushing" as it is formally called, come out? The triangle shaped metal thing is attached to the body don't immediately see how.
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bskeels
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You have to remove the wiper cowl and you will see the way it mounts with 2 nuts.
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97 Volvo 960
98 V70 AWD (208000+)
66 Volvo 122s sedan project
98 Volvo V70 XC (151,000+) parts car
08 Volvo V50 T5
"Human history becomes more and more a race between education and catastrophe" - H. G. Wells
These should be the two parts you need:
http://www.tascaparts.com/oe-volvo/8631159
http://www.tascaparts.com/oe-volvo/9434263
Double check the numbers before ordering, but these are what i used on my early 1998's.
Only the larger bushing which connects the bracket to the engine needs to be pressed in. Take note of the alignment arrows on the bushing.
http://www.tascaparts.com/oe-volvo/8631159
http://www.tascaparts.com/oe-volvo/9434263
Double check the numbers before ordering, but these are what i used on my early 1998's.
Only the larger bushing which connects the bracket to the engine needs to be pressed in. Take note of the alignment arrows on the bushing.
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bskeels
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Removing wiper and cowl isn't bad, use a small screwdriver or knife and remove the plastic plugs were the wiper arms attach, (I believe it is a 13mm nut, could be 12), remove the (5) torx screws that hold the cowl to the body (#25). Remove the 2 cowl drains. I find pulling the rubber molding helps to make installation and removal a little easier. Then lift and pull the cowl up and slide out, it locks into a double grooved piece of plastic at the bottom of the windshield. Once this is complete you can access the mount.
The Fleet
2012 Ram 2500
97 Volvo 960
98 V70 AWD (208000+)
66 Volvo 122s sedan project
98 Volvo V70 XC (151,000+) parts car
08 Volvo V50 T5
"Human history becomes more and more a race between education and catastrophe" - H. G. Wells
2012 Ram 2500
97 Volvo 960
98 V70 AWD (208000+)
66 Volvo 122s sedan project
98 Volvo V70 XC (151,000+) parts car
08 Volvo V50 T5
"Human history becomes more and more a race between education and catastrophe" - H. G. Wells
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