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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Restoration => Topic started by: Tinkerr on July 04, 2021, 08:39:23 PM
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I've tried WD-40 type lubricants, synthetic grease, dish soap, dish soap with a rope pulling up through the mount. Similar to installing windshields with a rubber. No success. Looking for Idea's. Thanks
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Silicone spray and a large screw driver. Never had an issue. Sit one side of the mount in and rotate the other side in with the persuasion of a large screw driver.
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I've been trying, without much success, not to scratch anything. so I didn't try the screwdriver. I'll give that a try today. Thanks
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I ended up using a floor jack to continually apply pressure while I poked with a large flat blade screwdriver. They are tough little buggers.
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I'm assuming you didn't have to contend with the drive shaft to use the floor jack method? The screwdriver method didn't work, just frustrated me, I had to walk away. I just picked up the computer to look for another style snubber.
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Correct, drive shaft was out. Clarification on the jack use, my memory had a gap in my original post. I put a jack in place a foot or so away from the snubber and used it as the fulcrum for a pc. of 2x4 which applied the pressure on the snubber. one hand on the 2x4, one hand with flat blade
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I have installed a lot of them so I made a tool a piece of angle iron welded to a flat piece I use my transmission jack boom they pop right in
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Task Completed!!! I used my Bridge Jack and put together a contraption that worked amazing. I took 2 pictures of the contraption. Thanks for the replies and help, always appreciated.
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Well done!
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Nice job... I like the single crimp brake hose too ;)