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ok after looking at these today, it appears that there is no way to get them out unless you lift the entire body off the frame? Is this correct or is there a way to do this I am thinking i have bit off more than i should of with this vette? This pisses me off, there is nothing easy about these cars.
ok after looking at these today, it appears that there is no way to get them out unless you lift the entire body off the frame? Is this correct or is there a way to do this I am thinking i have bit off more than i should of with this vette? This pisses me off, there is nothing easy about these cars.
Grumpy - you don't have to remove the body to change the mounts. Send me a PM with your email address and I will send you and article I scanned from one of the popular Corvette rags. Great step by step directions (with pictures)
I used their process on my 76 & 78 Vettes with great results.
the nut is spinning in the cage nut, you are in big trouble, the only way the get the bolt out will be to cut it, and you must repair or change the cage nut before istall the new one.
dont know if you will be able to lift hight enought to do it without lifting
the entire body
Ok how do you get this one out? Pass rear. The nut is spinning so now what has to come apart to replace it?
Hi, Do a search on the forum, on body mounts. There are several great posts on this.
For #3 mount acess you need to cut the panel near the top where there is an indent, then down the sides. You can then have a good view of the mount. You can also jam the nut to stop it from spinning. Also makes it simple to install new mounts.
My Bad 79, member has great photo's. I have a copy if you can't find the post.
What panel do i need to cut? Can you post some info please.
Hi, The pic that was posted, about 2" above the opening cut horizontally. Then cut down both side to the bottom. You will need to do this to have access to the mount. It can be easily installed back in place with epoxy and some cloth. send me PM i will send you a copy of the pic's I mentioned previously.
Hi, Do a search on the forum, on body mounts. There are several great posts on this.
For #3 mount acess you need to cut the panel near the top where there is an indent, then down the sides. You can then have a good view of the mount. You can also jam the nut to stop it from spinning. Also makes it simple to install new mounts.
My Bad 79, member has great photo's. I have a copy if you can't find the post.
Pepe Griffo
The search feature is awefull. I type in body mounts. And i get posts about stereos? WTF and wiring?