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Old 01-14-2015, 08:59 AM   #1
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Far as I know I'm still running on my original mount so will be something I look into in the spring. Can someone give me a rough estimate of what that repair would cost (part and labour)? I already have some projects on the todo list and unfortunately, I do have an annual budget to stay within. Thanks!
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Old 01-14-2015, 09:44 AM   #2
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Far as I know I'm still running on my original mount so will be something I look into in the spring. Can someone give me a rough estimate of what that repair would cost (part and labour)? I already have some projects on the todo list and unfortunately, I do have an annual budget to stay within. Thanks!
101 projects has this as very simple job requiring only a floor jack.
Under $200 for a new 987 mount and 2 hours of DIY time.
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101 projects has this as very simple job requiring only a floor jack.
Under $200 for a new 987 mount and 2 hours of DIY time.
I did mine last summer. Two hours sounds about right. Not a hard job but it is tight to get at the bolts. I suggest using a mechanical jack under the engine so you can make small adjustments to get everything aligned. Also a set of ratcheting wrenches came in handy.
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