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    Default Engine mount Insert ? help please

    Alright IA Another question that i hope you guys can help me out on this one. I bought a insert kit from Prothane and i need to get the inserts in the driverside upper mount but i am haveing trouble getting it in but it is more then just an insert here are some pictures check it out:


    This is what the mount looks like without the OEM insert whic i needed to remove.












    Here is the Problem: the insert doesnt fit doe to that little sleeve on the on the inside of the actuall mount i think i need to take that sleeve out. does anyone have any ideas or has someone done this before and know what to do? PLease help

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    C'mon guys im gettign desperate.

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    put it in a vise and try to press it in just put some oil on it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by d16_turbo
    put it in a vise and try to press it in just put some oil on it.
    im going to try that tom. because im getting desperate now. thanks +1

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    looks like you probably need a press...never really done one like that...what is the insert made of?
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    If you dont have a press available use grease.


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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronfelipe
    If you dont have a press available use grease.
    Yeah I can use a press and yeah i will try grease, oil and anything else I can think of

    And the inserts are made of polyurethane(how ever you spell that) basically really strong rubber.

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    any more suggestions guys

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    Mix lithium grease (comes in a metal toothpaste looking tube) and liquid graphite (used to lubricate the tumblers in a lock) 50/50 in a small cup then coat the mounting surfaces of the insert. Use it everywhere something comes into contact with the polyurethane.

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    im going to have to try that tom.

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