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But I would appreciate a diy on changing the mount.
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Use window weld

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I noticed a lot of posts on the dreaded trans mount and replacing it with the stock part 997-375-033-03-M100 or aftermkt solid or even using window weld.
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But I would appreciate a diy on changing the mount.
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Use window weld

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I noticed a lot of posts on the dreaded trans mount and replacing it with the stock part 997-375-033-03-M100 or aftermkt solid or even using window weld.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I noticed a lot of posts on the dreaded trans mount and replacing it with the stock part 997-375-033-03-M100 or aftermkt solid or even using window weld. But I would appreciate a diy on changing the mount. Question: Anything I should be aware of or a little tricky? Did you need to support or lower the trans to access the two bolts that attach the tranny mount to the tranny, as I noticed the coolant hoses appear to be in the way of getting these bolts out (by the way are these bolts 16 mm??). thank you, kenny

POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Well the trans mount is installed. Pretty straight forward. You will need to support the trans and compress the coolant hoses that are opposite the bolts from the mount to the trans. Be sure to reinstall all brackets and mounts loosely to make sure all will come to together then tighten all at the same time, otherwise the bracket might not fit. kenny

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