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216. where do the large diameter fat washers go on the front engine mount.
I just removed the front mount off an engine which someone gave me and they were located between the engine mount and the crossmember on the outermost bolts. I don't know if that is correct or not.

Last edited by 52Carl; 11/07/2024 1:13 AM.

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They do go between the engine mount and crossmember. I believe they're called SAE washers.


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I have used them to shim the engine front for u-joint alignment on open driveline. I have read you're not supposed to do that. I have also used front suspension shims, those horseshoe shaped ones.


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52 Carl - here's some pics from Denny Grahams album, I can send more if needed. Meant to respond last night but got sidetracked.........
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Thanks fellers. Just what I needed to hear.


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