I tried to remove the 2 forward mounts because the rubber was all gummy and the inner parts wiggled around. Used a threaded rod with a large socket over one end. Well, the center and the rubber came out, leaving the outer bush still pressed into the case. The ID is .8", so forget an easy out. Then I found the Miracle Tool in Ace Hardware. It's a cam action pipe nipple extractor. Ace # 13-2305. Cost $5.99. After aiming a heat gun at the mount for ten minutes, I inserted the extractor. And using a 1/2" breaker bar and socket to turn the extractor, the bush turned right out. So I guess Ace really is the place!
Stu
Removing engine mounts - T/GT500
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LOL. That's exactly what I had in my hand when I decided to stop and think about it some more. I've knocked a few of these out pretty easily from the inside, but these two were stuck really tight.rngdng wrote:Nice tip. I've removed the rubber mounts from the GT750 with a Dremel tool. That would have been easier.
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