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Replacing rear motor mount on a 1991 honda civic
I have a 1991 Honda Civic with a 1.5 litre engine and an automatic transmission. I've had the vehicle for a long time and decided to keep it for a while longer. Anyway, I want to replace the rear motor mount and I am having a difficult time removing the third bolt. Most website don't give a definite method of getting to this bolt. Do I have to lower the crossmember and what does that entail? Can I get to that bolt with a universal joint and a standard 14mm socket? Some sites even recommend removing the engine. Yeah right!
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