Installation Procedure
- Clean the CH-51999-3 guide (3) free from oil and grease.
- Mark a vertical alignment mark (5) by a white pencil on the CH-51999-3 guide (3) at a center of alignment tab to aid in installation.
- Position the transmission mount (2) into the CH-51999-3 guide (3) with the arrow on the transmission mount aligning with the alignment mark (5).
- NOTE:
- No lubricant is allowed.
- The transmission mount will be at the correct depth in the CH-51999-3 guide, when the upper tool rim (a) is in the contact with the top of the guide (b).
Using a press or the CH-50342 threaded rod assembly, and the components CH-51999-1A driver (1) and CH-51999-2 receiver (4) shown from the CH-51999-A cradle bushing remover/installer kit. Compress the transmission mount (2) into the CH-51999-3 guide (3).
- Clean the hole for the transmission rear mount in the drivetrain and front suspension frame cradle.
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NOTE:
Insure the transmission mount inside the CH-51999-3 guide (6) is in the correct orientation before proceeding. Insure installation reference line on CH-51999-3 guide (6) is aligned with installation reference line on cradle.
Assemble the CH-51999-A cradle bushing remover/installer with CH-50342 threaded rod (1 - 9) onto the drivetrain and front suspension cradle.
- Turning the nut (1), install the transmission rear mount to the drivetrain and front suspension cradle. Loosen nut (1) and tighten to ensure correct depth is obtained.
- Remove the CH-51999-A cradle bushing remover/installer with the CH-50342 threaded rod (1 - 9) from the drivetrain and front suspension cradle.
- If the transmission rear mount is not positioned correctly, remove the transmission rear mount from the drivetrain and front suspension frame cradle and reinstall it.
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When the rim on the CH-51999-1A driver (5) contacts the top edge of CH-51999-3 guide (6) completely, the transmission mount will be at it's correct depth in the drivetrain and front suspension cradle.