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| ====== IH: Engine Mechanicals - Sub-09G ====== | ====== IH: Engine Mechanicals - Sub-09G ====== | ||
| ====== Removing the Rear Motor Mount and Studs from the Engine ====== | ====== Removing the Rear Motor Mount and Studs from the Engine ====== | ||
| - | + | To remove the rear mount, the engine has to come out of the frame and you generally have to split the cases unless can remove the studs. ((piniongear of the XLFORUM | |
| - | To remove the rear mount, the engine has to come out of the frame and you generally have to split the cases unless can remove the studs. ((piniongear of the XLFORUM | + | |
| If you can remove the studs, splitting of the cases is not required. \\ | If you can remove the studs, splitting of the cases is not required. \\ | ||
| Be advised though that these studs are not easy to remove. \\ | Be advised though that these studs are not easy to remove. \\ | ||
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| If you are replacing with an aftermarket rear mount such as a Pingel that slides on with the cases together, you can simply cut the old mount off. \\ | If you are replacing with an aftermarket rear mount such as a Pingel that slides on with the cases together, you can simply cut the old mount off. \\ | ||
| - | Most aluminum mounts will crack and some have road years with the crack without fixing it as you've got like 6 bolts holding the mount to the engine and the frame. ((piniongear of the XLFORUM | + | Most aluminum mounts will crack and some have road years with the crack without fixing it as you've got like 6 bolts holding the mount to the engine and the frame. ((piniongear of the XLFORUM |
| The left case (where the studs are screwed into) comes way back to the end of the primary cover on the left side of the rear mount. \\ | The left case (where the studs are screwed into) comes way back to the end of the primary cover on the left side of the rear mount. \\ | ||
| The right case also comes back to the end around the transmission mainshaft. \\ | The right case also comes back to the end around the transmission mainshaft. \\ | ||
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| You can remove the sprocket rightside cover and kick start lever (if equipped) and your view will be much improved. \\ | You can remove the sprocket rightside cover and kick start lever (if equipped) and your view will be much improved. \\ | ||
| - | This is a set of short frame cases but will work to show why the mount won't slide off. ((Dr Dick of the XLFORUM | + | This is a set of short frame cases but will work to show why the mount won't slide off. ((Dr Dick of the XLFORUM |
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| Examples of ways to cut the rear mount off without splitting the cases for a Pingel replacement mount. \\ | Examples of ways to cut the rear mount off without splitting the cases for a Pingel replacement mount. \\ | ||
| - | |Killer CH used a Saws All to cut the mount. ((photo by Killer CH of the XLFORUM | + | |Killer CH used a Saws All to cut the mount. ((photo by Killer CH of the XLFORUM |
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| That's probably why some will say to just run a cracked mount unless it gets too bad. \\ | That's probably why some will say to just run a cracked mount unless it gets too bad. \\ | ||
| Although some have had luck with a stud extractor. \\ | Although some have had luck with a stud extractor. \\ | ||
| - | Also, you can double nut the stud, heat the area of aluminum around the stud (heat it, Not Cook It). ((Monte03 of the XLFORUM | + | Also, you can double nut the stud, heat the area of aluminum around the stud (heat it, Not Cook It). ((Monte03 of the XLFORUM |
| Then with a box wrench, start to back the stud out. Once it breaks (first 1/2 turn) spray some WD40 on the threads and slowly back out the stud. \\ | Then with a box wrench, start to back the stud out. Once it breaks (first 1/2 turn) spray some WD40 on the threads and slowly back out the stud. \\ | ||
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