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Turn2 Mount Installation -- Page 2/2

Important!  If the bolt in the middle were to come loose and fall out, the engine might have enough freedom of motion to potentially damage the bonnet/hood.  Therefore, apply a few drops of Loctite to the threads of this bolt before installing it.  

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Now install one of the blue polyurethane "pucks" and the aluminum washer using the center bolt like this:

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Next, install the second poly "puck" and the cover using the three nuts.
Important
!   In order to avoid bending or breaking the studs, install all three nuts finger-tight first and make sure the cover is reasonably level.   Then use the 13mm wrench to tighten each nut no more than one turn at a time.  Keep going around the mount in a circular pattern until all the nuts are tight.

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When you're done, it will look pretty much like it did before you started.
(The mount in this picture is an older one where the polyurethane was a greenish yellow)

Note:  Theoretical tightening torque for the center bolt is 40 ft-lb (55 Nm) and for the nuts it is 25 ft-lb (35 Nm).    However,  I don't know anyone who has ever actually used a torque-wrench on these fasteners..:-) 

 

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