Help asap please! How do I get my auto tranny mount off??
#3
I have, I can't seem to figure out how to get that main bolt out, did the passengers side earlier with little issues.
#7
this x10000. the long bolt running through the mount is held by a nut on the other side that is not welded to the mount. If you dont hold that nut still you will just spin it with the bolt endlessly without making anything looser. Took me an embarressing amount of time to figure that out myself lol.
#8
Is it supposed to be a square nut? Because that seems to be the case, and then I don't know how to actually get to the other side where the bolt is. Thanks!
To follow up here is the nut side, looks welded on doesn't it? and if not I do I hold it down, what socket?
Last edited by Devin Hand; 04-14-2019 at 09:54 AM.
#9
If that doesn't work,cut it with a sawzall blade.
#10
Got it off and then found out the new mount was to thin in the bracket area making the bolt protrude lol oh well, put old one back on for now, any one have idea what size bolt I'd need to use on those four for the new mount? Also here's the huge bolt you have to get out in case anyone else is confused out there.
#16
They're size 12 diameter. I think thread pitch is 1.5 I can't remember to be certain. Goto harbor freight and get a digital calliper or bring the bolt to a hardware store. Replacements are cheap. If you goto a local hardware store get grade 10 or higher. Next time, beat it out with a hammer/chilsel.
That trans Mount might be a real pain to find a replacement for. As I'm fairly certain they're discontinued now. At least the bracket part is. Pretty sure there shouldn't be a nut threaded onto trans Mount other than the welded square one.
2 nuts don't make a right
Do what I did, get some 3M roof flashing polyurethane, clean the old mount with brake clean, then shoot the poly into it, give it a couple days to dry. And you'll not have to worry about it a longggg time .
I ordered new hardware from Nissan dealership online. Somehow managed to get a wholesale account, so nuts sand bolts cost alil more than hardware store, but usually from Japan. Some new hardware is USA made.
That trans Mount might be a real pain to find a replacement for. As I'm fairly certain they're discontinued now. At least the bracket part is. Pretty sure there shouldn't be a nut threaded onto trans Mount other than the welded square one.
2 nuts don't make a right
Do what I did, get some 3M roof flashing polyurethane, clean the old mount with brake clean, then shoot the poly into it, give it a couple days to dry. And you'll not have to worry about it a longggg time .
I ordered new hardware from Nissan dealership online. Somehow managed to get a wholesale account, so nuts sand bolts cost alil more than hardware store, but usually from Japan. Some new hardware is USA made.
#17
[QUOTE=Devin Hand;9200164]Any idea what size? Or is it in the manual somewhere? Thanks! Here's a pic of the bolt if it helps.
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I am not sure what your asking ...do you need replacement bolts or the size?
Because i have the bolts in my garage.
I can get the exact size for you,but not till Sunday, Monday.
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I am not sure what your asking ...do you need replacement bolts or the size?
Because i have the bolts in my garage.
I can get the exact size for you,but not till Sunday, Monday.
#18
[quote=krismax;9200226]
It's a bolt, he'll figure it out. Lots of options, just gotta think it through.
Any idea what size? Or is it in the manual somewhere? Thanks! Here's a pic of the bolt if it helps.
]
I am not sure what your asking ...do you need replacement bolts or the size?
Because i have the bolts in my garage.
I can get the exact size for you,but not till Sunday, Monday.
]
I am not sure what your asking ...do you need replacement bolts or the size?
Because i have the bolts in my garage.
I can get the exact size for you,but not till Sunday, Monday.
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