How do i replace the motor mounts on my 1994 crown victoria?
I can only forewarn you about several things to watch for in hope of providing you with something to prevent you from breaking something.
You must also consider loosening the transmission mounts to free up the entire drivetrain. There may be some clearance problems at the rear of the motor and the Radiator hoses may not stretch, nor may the fixed A/C lines to the front A/C cooler allow much travel space.
The oil pan is not a lifting point, nor is the crankshaft pulley. The exhaust system is not flexible either.
Your best bet is to look at the actual motor mount and see whether the mount is flush or has protruding studs. Flush shaped will be easier to handle. An 1/4 inch of clearance would allow you to slide parts through the opening.
You could still get another Expert to answer. I owned a 1994 Crown Vic and was underneath it many times, but never changed a motor mount on it.
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remove the door panel. be very careful and make sure you get all the screws out. Should be maybe 2 on the bottom half of the door, and 2 on the top half. one is right by the handle, which is the one i forgot the first time i took my door pannel off. carefully pull the panel upward, and outward at the same time. Once the panel is off, disconnect the controls, and remove the light from the panel. Remove the plastic cover very carefully, it will tear, just keeps noise, and air, and the elements out.
There will be 3 screws, they are torx bolts, once you pull those 3 out. They are located middle of the door towards the right side. The motor will drop down a little bit. disconnect the wires for the motor, and wiggle the motor off of the regulator. the crown vics have a decent size hole to get into the door panel, you can also remove the speaker if that would help you do it. other than that, it just lining up the new motor into the car, pushing it into the regulator, and putting the 3 bolts in, make sure they are snug, and not cross threaded. put everything back together, and your set.
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