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Removing Right Engine Mount

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Information 

Observe the following sequence for removing and installing the engine mounting.

  1. Remove the primary catalytic converter on the right side. 

    > 267619 REMOVING AND REINSTALLING PRIMARY CATALYTIC CONVERTER (TURBO)

  2. Undo fastening nut for the ground cable -arrow-  on the front right frame carrier.
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    Ground cable

    NOTIFICATION 

    Risk of straining engine parts 

    • Hoses, cables or other flexibly routed components can break and tear. 

      → Carefully lower the engine one step at a time.

      → Check fitted parts at intervals for signs of strain or cracks.

  3. Turn the wing screw on the suspending device anti-clockwise and lower the engine. > Suspending device for engine 
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    Suspending device for engine

  4. Loosen the three fastening screws on the heat shield -arrows-  for the final drive.
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    Fastening screws on heat shield

  5. Remove heat shield and screws. -arrow- 
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    Removing heat shield

  6. Press against the engine mount from below -arrow-  and loosen the fastening nut on the engine mount.
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    Loosening engine mount

  7. Remove engine mount from the guide. -arrow- 
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    Removing engine mount (figure shows 4WD turbo engine)