Re: 1941 110 Front Engine Mount

Posted by Packard Newbie On 2019/4/21 19:11:05

Pat, you probably already have the rubber mount set, right?? There is a rectangular protrusion on the block, (see pic) and one half of the set fits over that. You only need to loosen the big bolts holding the 'arch bracket' to the frame as, once loose, it will rock back and forth enough that you can remove the old rubber cup from the block. Attach the new one and push the bracket back in place, insert the other half from the front and push the metal 'can' inside the front mount half and start the two bolts that sandwich the whole assembly together and affix it to the block. Go back and forth when you tighten them so you squeeze the mounts together evenly. (they will eventually bottom out) Tighten the frame bolts on the arch bracket and you're done. As Dave (Owen_Dyneto) instructs, you want to have the engine supported during the process, but 'just' take the weight off when you jack it up, as if you over-lift it, the mounts won't line up. Chris

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