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The big washer goes on top of the mount with the cut-out facing the rear
of the car. Put the new mount in, remove the suporting jacks and torque
all three nuts to 29 ft-lbs. Done!
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Engine mount replacement on the 1996 Saab 900. The old mounts were severily
worn and broken, which caused excessive engine movement and shifting
difficulty at high boost. To firm things up further, the transmission
mount has been upgraded with a sport polyurethane mount from
Taliaferro.
Tools:
- 17 mm socket (rear mount);
- 16 mm socket (rear and transmission mounts);
- 15 mm socket (side mounts);
- 13 mm socket (gearshift linkage);
- 10 mm socket (throttle body inlet, plastic shields);
- 8 mm socket (plastic shields);
- 8 mm Allen socket (passenger side mount);
- two L-shaped 3 mm Allen keys;
- long socket extension;
- ratchet handle;
- torque wrench;
- flat screwdriver (throttle body clamps);
- hydraulic jacks and stands.
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