Bob Holmes
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- Joined
- Aug 5, 2012
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- Vehicle Year
- 1988
- Transmission
- Manual
We own an '88 standard cab 5-speed Ranger. After 278,000 miles the original bullet gave up the ghost. Spectacularly. On the freeway.
So we're in the middle of a swap and are having a hell of a time changing the passenger side motor mount. I figured that it was probably a good thing to do given the mileage suffered by the originals.
How do you get a wrench on the nut on the underside of the chassis? The angle is too acute for a wobbly. Is there no other way to get this thing than dropping the I-beam? I'm about ready to drill a hole through the frame rail to stick an extension through.
I appreciate any words of wisdom.
So we're in the middle of a swap and are having a hell of a time changing the passenger side motor mount. I figured that it was probably a good thing to do given the mileage suffered by the originals.
How do you get a wrench on the nut on the underside of the chassis? The angle is too acute for a wobbly. Is there no other way to get this thing than dropping the I-beam? I'm about ready to drill a hole through the frame rail to stick an extension through.
I appreciate any words of wisdom.