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HOW TO REPLACE CHRYSLER JEEP MOTOR MOUNT - 3.2L V6 TUTORIAL AND STEP BY STEP GUIDE
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2020
- Here is a step by step guide to replacing a motor mount on chrysler or jeep equipped with a 3.2L v6 engine. This is for FWD/AWD vehicles.
2015 to 2017 Chrysler 200 3.2K V6
2014 - 2020 Jeep Cherokee 3.2L V6
How to replace a motor mount on chrysler jeep 3.2 v6 engine.
Thanks for the informative content. Getting ready to replace plastic coolant connector tube that goes between heads and is located behind motor mount bracket where it connects to engine. The upgraded part is made of aluminum which is how it should have been built from the start. Not much info on 2015 pentastar cooling system besides the usual thermostat housing concern but this helps me to see what I have to disassemble to get to part I need to replace.
What are the torque specs for this? Nobody ever tells you what the proper torque should be in their videos. With aluminum parts I always feel like I'm going to break something by over tightening.
Sure there are more than one motor mount, got a video showing all four?
Excellent joob
Thank you!
We're exactly are you supporting the motor and is it necessary to support to replace one motor mount
Yes, definitely necessary to support the motor when replacing the mounts. I supported it via the oil pan with a block of wood, you still have the other mounts keeping majority of the weight suspended so you wont damage the pan as long as the block has decent surface area.
That’s not a 3.2 that’s a 3.6 on a Pacifica or 200
Hey Fall guy, You're right! I was thinking of 3.2L on the Cherokees, thanks for the info. This is actually on a Chrysler 200 sport. I'll update the title.
uh , what about the other mounts ?
You’re referring to the engine mount on the driver side?
@@HMNLT Rear engine / transmission mount.
Ill make a video on it if i get the chance. This was a quick one while I was at the shop and this car came in for that repair.