What should I use to fill my motor mounts?
09-25-2005, 01:27 PM
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What should I use to fill my motor mounts?
My front motor mount is toast, and I want to fill it wity some type of polyurethane. What product do you reccomend? I have heard both good ad bad things about Window Weld.
That way you'll know when they're starting to go again.
09-25-2005, 05:53 PM
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After some reading, I decided to go with the 60a from mcmaster carr. I wonder if I could do all 4 mounts with 1 pound? I was only planning on doing the broken front mount, but if I have extra I'll do more.
That site has everything I would need to build a 60 foot tall man eating flame throwing destroyer mech.
That site has everything I would need to build a 60 foot tall man eating flame throwing destroyer mech.
09-25-2005, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted by 4dscPat
After some reading, I decided to go with the 60a from mcmaster carr. I wonder if I could do all 4 mounts with 1 pound? I was only planning on doing the broken front mount, but if I have extra I'll do more.
That site has everything I would need to build a 60 foot tall man eating flame throwing destroyer mech.
That site has everything I would need to build a 60 foot tall man eating flame throwing destroyer mech.
09-27-2005, 01:06 PM
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Took out my old mount today. I couldnt remove the bolt that goes throug the mount and attaches it to the bracket, so I ended up taking the whole thing out with the engine bracket. Drenched it in liquid wrench, and I still managed to round off the bolt and teh nut head with a 6pt socket.
What now?
What now?
09-27-2005, 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by 4dscPat
Took out my old mount today. I couldnt remove the bolt that goes throug the mount and attaches it to the bracket, so I ended up taking the whole thing out with the engine bracket. Drenched it in liquid wrench, and I still managed to round off the bolt and teh nut head with a 6pt socket.
What now?
What now?
Cut it off w/ a hacksaw, and buy a new one?
09-30-2005, 06:29 PM
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I used the 80a at www.mcmaster.com. The part number is: 8644K11
1 pound was barely enough for all four of my VE Auto mounts. I spilled a very little bit b/c my duct tape leaked. Trust me, it will leak on you too if you aren't VERY careful about making a good seal with the tape.
Some pics of my polyurethane motor mount job can be found here: http://www.iwdwebdesign.com/maxima/morepics.htm
1 pound was barely enough for all four of my VE Auto mounts. I spilled a very little bit b/c my duct tape leaked. Trust me, it will leak on you too if you aren't VERY careful about making a good seal with the tape.
Some pics of my polyurethane motor mount job can be found here: http://www.iwdwebdesign.com/maxima/morepics.htm
10-01-2005, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by 4dscPat
Mine leaked hellas. Stupid cheap ducttape.
Man, I should have worn gloves. this stuff is impossible to remove from your hands.
Man, I should have worn gloves. this stuff is impossible to remove from your hands.
10-01-2005, 10:29 PM
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feelin really dumb
guess i have some serious searchin to do...never heard of refilling mounts...have always just replaced them....then again i haven't priced out replacements for the max....gotta love finding out there's more stuff u don't know
10-02-2005, 02:33 AM
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use nitrogen, it will give you better gas mileage, and you can cruise at any altitude...
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=431777
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=431777
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