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M1151A1 HMMWV plenum crossover removal

rcamacho

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Body mounts were just slightly compressed 😂
LT valve cover, intake manifold and plenum are back in. Front two mounts are in. Need to address the next (4).
Found the balancer has failed - outer ring came off and is contacting the oil pan. Looks like the cooling stack has to come out yet again to replace the balancer 🤦‍♂️
 

Retiredwarhorses

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Body mounts were just slightly compressed 😂
LT valve cover, intake manifold and plenum are back in. Front two mounts are in. Need to address the next (4).
Found the balancer has failed - outer ring came off and is contacting the oil pan. Looks like the cooling stack has to come out yet again to replace the balancer 🤦‍♂️
Those are REV body mounts, and the stack does not need to be removed to replace the balancer.
 

rcamacho

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Figured I’d upgrade to the REV style mounts. Thanks for the tip on balancer replacement that’s a relief
Finished installation of all the body mounts. I was able to reuse all the hardware without having to use longer bolts.
90ft/lbs seems a tad excessive on the mounts IMO. Gather the factory spec wants metal contact between the center sleeve and the lower bushing plate.
 
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