RENNLINE Transmission Mount Install on a Porsche Cayman S 987

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
  • This video shows you how to install the adjustable Transmission Mounts (or Motor Mounts for a 911) on my 2006 Porsche Cayman S 987. They also fit a 996, 986, and 997.
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Комментарии • 27

  • @JoeJurich
    @JoeJurich Год назад +1

    Put the kit together today, the instructions on the Rennline PDF for the initial placement of the stud at 30 ft-lbs is great. Getting the final assembly and torqueing of the square nut was lacking. I finally figured it out, place the double nuts back on like you did for the initial stud torqueing, then reverse your torque wrench like you are going to loosen the top nut, with a wrench on the square nut, torque it to the 18 ft-lbs. Hope this helps others having the same dilemma.

  • @warrenlucier5796
    @warrenlucier5796 7 месяцев назад +1

    I mentioned the WEVO semisolid mounts I'd installed on my Cayman S in comments for the 986 video, but couldn't remember the wrench size required for the center bolt at the time. I see you were using a 19 mm and guess I did also, but I had to get a spline wrench for that nut. To be able to loosen the nut I locked 2 wrenches together so I'd have the leverage to get it to turn and come off. Hope this helps in the future, as you don't need to remove the transmission mounts. All the mounting bolts help lock the mount in place to avoid it rotating.

    • @HelpMeDIY
      @HelpMeDIY  7 месяцев назад

      +@warrenlucier5796 it could be done 👍

  • @DarkTouch
    @DarkTouch 8 месяцев назад +1

    you should mark the bolts with the torque marking paint/pen stuff so you know where the bolt was turned to in case some time in the future they need inspecting and to make sure the bolts haven't backed off. this should be done on virtually all torgued bolts that are seldom seen or adjusted .i.e. not wheel nuts for example, but all suspension nuts/bolts. also drive the car a bit then check the torques again to make sure they are settled before marking them. this last step can be inconvenient but worth doing.

    • @HelpMeDIY
      @HelpMeDIY  8 месяцев назад

      +@DarkTouch yes very thorough

  • @19lol19
    @19lol19 Год назад +1

    Your porsche looking especially with all the upgrades...

  • @jbbuie2020
    @jbbuie2020 Год назад +1

    Great video as always! Did you get a chance to shift while hard on the gas? Any noticeable difference in the shifting feel and action?

    • @HelpMeDIY
      @HelpMeDIY  Год назад

      +Jermaine Buie thanks man! Of course :). I didn’t notice much difference, but to be fair, I already have the numeric shift kit installed which is amazing 😻

  • @PTYVisual
    @PTYVisual 3 месяца назад

    he visto que haces mal el desmontaje dos veces, si te fijas el brazo cerca de la base es cuadrado es para que uses una llave allí

    • @HelpMeDIY
      @HelpMeDIY  3 месяца назад

      +@PTYVisual what part of that video made you think I speak… Spanish? 😆

    • @PTYVisual
      @PTYVisual 3 месяца назад

      @@HelpMeDIY all right you can always try google translate. But let me try in my words: if look at the arm close to the base it has a square form very close to where the top nut is. So if you take an expansion key and grab it from there you wont bend the arm

  • @michaelscott263
    @michaelscott263 Год назад +1

    Squeeze the square nut in the bracket with the vice before assembly?

    • @HelpMeDIY
      @HelpMeDIY  Год назад

      +Michael Scott maybe? 🤷‍♂️

  • @samuelseager6785
    @samuelseager6785 Год назад +1

    I believe in one of your earlier videos on transmission mounts, you said NOT to remove the mount from the bracket when it is off the car because you will bend the bracket. Is this something to be worried about?

    • @HelpMeDIY
      @HelpMeDIY  Год назад

      +Samuel Seager yes, and I mentioned in this one too 😂

  • @jalex8483
    @jalex8483 Год назад +1

    I need help adding a traction control switch to my car so I can disable traction control and I was wondering if you knew what all I would need to do this? Because I see where you can buy the switch but I don’t know if the switch is plug in play or if I have to buy a certain module to put in with the switch

    • @HelpMeDIY
      @HelpMeDIY  Год назад

      +Jalex 84 no idea. Sorry!

  • @pumpkinpot672
    @pumpkinpot672 Год назад +1

    Did you find any of the bolts were loose when you torqued them down the second time?

    • @HelpMeDIY
      @HelpMeDIY  Год назад

      +pumpkinpot I don’t remember for sure, but I think they were good

  • @plus790
    @plus790 Год назад +1

    You have faceted sides right under the nut, why are you grabbing by the bracket? Put that in the vise or at least get an open end wrench on it. Zero risk of bending the plate section then.

    • @HelpMeDIY
      @HelpMeDIY  Год назад

      +Adam Miller yeah I probably could have done that. Didn’t really look, I was just in a hurry to get it done that day. Thanks for the ideas!

  • @jdkroh
    @jdkroh Год назад +1

    Will not work on base 986. Bummer. nice video however!

  • @bobfognozzle
    @bobfognozzle Год назад +1

    👍🤓