gooffeyguy
Tom
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Driver side motor mount. 2.5 hours on 4wd. Only time I wished I had a 2wd model
I had to take the driver wheel liner out, had to remove the bolt holding on the auto ride sensor and the bolt holding on a bracket next to it. Also need to remove the heat shield from the exhaust manifold (2 of the 5 in mine broke off so I didnt put the heat shield back on) All the bolts will have to be accessed from above, you'll need swivels and patience. Once they are loose I was able to run them out mostly by hand. I jacked up the motor from the primary cat on the drivers side. Then with some force and patience you have to move the hard lines a little to squeeze the mount out/in through the wheel well.Share your tips/tricks. I have one to install when I do my radiator & cooler lines.
I had to take the driver wheel liner out, had to remove the bolt holding on the auto ride sensor and the bolt holding on a bracket next to it. Also need to remove the heat shield from the exhaust manifold (2 of the 5 in mine broke off so I didnt put the heat shield back on) All the bolts will have to be accessed from above, you'll need swivels and patience. Once they are loose I was able to run them out mostly by hand. I jacked up the motor from the primary cat on the drivers side. Then with some force and patience you have to move the hard lines a little to squeeze the mount out/in through the wheel well.
This is the video that finally help me.
Good luck, it will test you haha.
I had to take the driver wheel liner out, had to remove the bolt holding on the auto ride sensor and the bolt holding on a bracket next to it. Also need to remove the heat shield from the exhaust manifold (2 of the 5 in mine broke off so I didnt put the heat shield back on) All the bolts will have to be accessed from above, you'll need swivels and patience. Once they are loose I was able to run them out mostly by hand. I jacked up the motor from the primary cat on the drivers side. Then with some force and patience you have to move the hard lines a little to squeeze the mount out/in through the wheel well.
This is the video that finally help me.
Good luck, it will test you haha.
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Any of you guys know where i can find a generic version of this clip? The back plastic trim on the headliner close to the tailgate is hanging due to this broken clip. GM wants 5 bucks for 1 clip and i know i can get a pack of 30 for 5 bucks.
GM part number
11561654