EricV
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That was very nice of them indeed. I hope they don't hand you a bill afterwards!
Be advised that when the motor mount bolts are removed, the engine sags some. It's a commonly reported issue when someone is doing a crash bar install and tries to do both at the same time, instead of one side, then the other so that the motor is never completely loose. The dealer will have no issue with that, but some individuals might need to jack up the motor a bit to get alignment for the bolts to start threading in. Aluminum threads in the engine, so use care to not cross thread, for anyone doing this themselves.
Be advised that when the motor mount bolts are removed, the engine sags some. It's a commonly reported issue when someone is doing a crash bar install and tries to do both at the same time, instead of one side, then the other so that the motor is never completely loose. The dealer will have no issue with that, but some individuals might need to jack up the motor a bit to get alignment for the bolts to start threading in. Aluminum threads in the engine, so use care to not cross thread, for anyone doing this themselves.