Olds V6/CJ5 Motor Mounts
02-18-2006, 10:03 AM
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Olds V6/CJ5 Motor Mounts
Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
'61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
side and is twisting the transmission.
The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
hope to get a reply from them next week.
If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
reply.
--
Bill Lahr
mr.bill@pcmagic.net
'61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
side and is twisting the transmission.
The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
hope to get a reply from them next week.
If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
reply.
--
Bill Lahr
mr.bill@pcmagic.net
02-18-2006, 10:26 AM
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Re: Olds V6/CJ5 Motor Mounts
Maybe you could post a link to a photo of the mounts so someone could
maybe ID them by looking at them?
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
Bill Lahr wrote:
>
> Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
> '61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
> thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
> has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
> But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
> is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
> side and is twisting the transmission.
>
> The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
> remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
> and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
> I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
> use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
> contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
> doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
> hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
> If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
> reply.
> --
>
> Bill Lahr
> mr.bill@pcmagic.net
maybe ID them by looking at them?
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
Bill Lahr wrote:
>
> Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
> '61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
> thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
> has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
> But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
> is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
> side and is twisting the transmission.
>
> The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
> remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
> and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
> I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
> use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
> contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
> doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
> hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
> If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
> reply.
> --
>
> Bill Lahr
> mr.bill@pcmagic.net
02-18-2006, 10:26 AM
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Re: Olds V6/CJ5 Motor Mounts
Maybe you could post a link to a photo of the mounts so someone could
maybe ID them by looking at them?
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
Bill Lahr wrote:
>
> Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
> '61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
> thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
> has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
> But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
> is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
> side and is twisting the transmission.
>
> The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
> remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
> and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
> I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
> use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
> contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
> doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
> hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
> If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
> reply.
> --
>
> Bill Lahr
> mr.bill@pcmagic.net
maybe ID them by looking at them?
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
Bill Lahr wrote:
>
> Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
> '61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
> thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
> has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
> But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
> is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
> side and is twisting the transmission.
>
> The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
> remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
> and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
> I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
> use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
> contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
> doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
> hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
> If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
> reply.
> --
>
> Bill Lahr
> mr.bill@pcmagic.net
02-18-2006, 10:26 AM
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Re: Olds V6/CJ5 Motor Mounts
Maybe you could post a link to a photo of the mounts so someone could
maybe ID them by looking at them?
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
Bill Lahr wrote:
>
> Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
> '61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
> thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
> has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
> But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
> is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
> side and is twisting the transmission.
>
> The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
> remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
> and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
> I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
> use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
> contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
> doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
> hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
> If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
> reply.
> --
>
> Bill Lahr
> mr.bill@pcmagic.net
maybe ID them by looking at them?
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
Bill Lahr wrote:
>
> Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
> '61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
> thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
> has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
> But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
> is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
> side and is twisting the transmission.
>
> The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
> remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
> and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
> I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
> use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
> contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
> doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
> hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
> If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
> reply.
> --
>
> Bill Lahr
> mr.bill@pcmagic.net
02-18-2006, 10:26 AM
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Re: Olds V6/CJ5 Motor Mounts
Maybe you could post a link to a photo of the mounts so someone could
maybe ID them by looking at them?
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
Bill Lahr wrote:
>
> Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
> '61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
> thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
> has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
> But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
> is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
> side and is twisting the transmission.
>
> The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
> remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
> and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
> I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
> use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
> contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
> doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
> hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
> If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
> reply.
> --
>
> Bill Lahr
> mr.bill@pcmagic.net
maybe ID them by looking at them?
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
Bill Lahr wrote:
>
> Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
> '61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
> thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
> has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
> But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
> is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
> side and is twisting the transmission.
>
> The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
> remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
> and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
> I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
> use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
> contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
> doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
> hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
> If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
> reply.
> --
>
> Bill Lahr
> mr.bill@pcmagic.net
02-18-2006, 03:00 PM
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Re: Olds V6/CJ5 Motor Mounts
Bill, check out the forums section on the Early CJ5/Dauntless V6 web
page-
http://www.earlycj5.com/forums/
A lot of the guys there have either V6 conversions or stock V6s,
you'll get your answer there for sure (& maybe even your mounts) :).
H.
http://users.eastlink.ca/~howarde/Tonka.html
On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 07:03:10 -0800, Bill Lahr <mr.bill@pcmagic.net>
wrote:
>Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
>'61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
>thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
>has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
>But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
>is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
>side and is twisting the transmission.
>
>The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
>remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
>and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
>I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
>use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
>contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
>doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
>hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
>If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
>reply.
page-
http://www.earlycj5.com/forums/
A lot of the guys there have either V6 conversions or stock V6s,
you'll get your answer there for sure (& maybe even your mounts) :).
H.
http://users.eastlink.ca/~howarde/Tonka.html
On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 07:03:10 -0800, Bill Lahr <mr.bill@pcmagic.net>
wrote:
>Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
>'61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
>thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
>has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
>But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
>is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
>side and is twisting the transmission.
>
>The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
>remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
>and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
>I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
>use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
>contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
>doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
>hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
>If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
>reply.
02-18-2006, 03:00 PM
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Re: Olds V6/CJ5 Motor Mounts
Bill, check out the forums section on the Early CJ5/Dauntless V6 web
page-
http://www.earlycj5.com/forums/
A lot of the guys there have either V6 conversions or stock V6s,
you'll get your answer there for sure (& maybe even your mounts) :).
H.
http://users.eastlink.ca/~howarde/Tonka.html
On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 07:03:10 -0800, Bill Lahr <mr.bill@pcmagic.net>
wrote:
>Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
>'61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
>thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
>has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
>But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
>is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
>side and is twisting the transmission.
>
>The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
>remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
>and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
>I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
>use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
>contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
>doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
>hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
>If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
>reply.
page-
http://www.earlycj5.com/forums/
A lot of the guys there have either V6 conversions or stock V6s,
you'll get your answer there for sure (& maybe even your mounts) :).
H.
http://users.eastlink.ca/~howarde/Tonka.html
On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 07:03:10 -0800, Bill Lahr <mr.bill@pcmagic.net>
wrote:
>Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
>'61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
>thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
>has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
>But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
>is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
>side and is twisting the transmission.
>
>The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
>remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
>and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
>I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
>use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
>contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
>doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
>hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
>If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
>reply.
02-18-2006, 03:00 PM
#8
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Re: Olds V6/CJ5 Motor Mounts
Bill, check out the forums section on the Early CJ5/Dauntless V6 web
page-
http://www.earlycj5.com/forums/
A lot of the guys there have either V6 conversions or stock V6s,
you'll get your answer there for sure (& maybe even your mounts) :).
H.
http://users.eastlink.ca/~howarde/Tonka.html
On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 07:03:10 -0800, Bill Lahr <mr.bill@pcmagic.net>
wrote:
>Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
>'61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
>thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
>has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
>But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
>is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
>side and is twisting the transmission.
>
>The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
>remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
>and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
>I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
>use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
>contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
>doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
>hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
>If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
>reply.
page-
http://www.earlycj5.com/forums/
A lot of the guys there have either V6 conversions or stock V6s,
you'll get your answer there for sure (& maybe even your mounts) :).
H.
http://users.eastlink.ca/~howarde/Tonka.html
On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 07:03:10 -0800, Bill Lahr <mr.bill@pcmagic.net>
wrote:
>Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
>'61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
>thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
>has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
>But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
>is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
>side and is twisting the transmission.
>
>The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
>remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
>and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
>I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
>use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
>contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
>doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
>hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
>If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
>reply.
02-18-2006, 03:00 PM
#9
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Posts: n/a
Re: Olds V6/CJ5 Motor Mounts
Bill, check out the forums section on the Early CJ5/Dauntless V6 web
page-
http://www.earlycj5.com/forums/
A lot of the guys there have either V6 conversions or stock V6s,
you'll get your answer there for sure (& maybe even your mounts) :).
H.
http://users.eastlink.ca/~howarde/Tonka.html
On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 07:03:10 -0800, Bill Lahr <mr.bill@pcmagic.net>
wrote:
>Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
>'61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
>thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
>has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
>But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
>is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
>side and is twisting the transmission.
>
>The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
>remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
>and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
>I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
>use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
>contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
>doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
>hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
>If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
>reply.
page-
http://www.earlycj5.com/forums/
A lot of the guys there have either V6 conversions or stock V6s,
you'll get your answer there for sure (& maybe even your mounts) :).
H.
http://users.eastlink.ca/~howarde/Tonka.html
On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 07:03:10 -0800, Bill Lahr <mr.bill@pcmagic.net>
wrote:
>Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
>'61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
>thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
>has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
>But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
>is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
>side and is twisting the transmission.
>
>The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
>remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
>and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>
>I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
>use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
>contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
>doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
>hope to get a reply from them next week.
>
>If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
>reply.
02-19-2006, 03:42 PM
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Re: Olds V6/CJ5 Motor Mounts
Thanks!
Bill Lahr
Howard Eisenhauer wrote:
> Bill, check out the forums section on the Early CJ5/Dauntless V6 web
> page-
>
> http://www.earlycj5.com/forums/
>
> A lot of the guys there have either V6 conversions or stock V6s,
> you'll get your answer there for sure (& maybe even your mounts) :).
>
> H.
>
> http://users.eastlink.ca/~howarde/Tonka.html
>
>
>
> On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 07:03:10 -0800, Bill Lahr <mr.bill@pcmagic.net>
> wrote:
>
>
>>Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
>>'61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
>>thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
>>has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
>>But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
>>is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
>>side and is twisting the transmission.
>>
>>The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
>>remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
>>and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>>
>>I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
>>use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
>>contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
>>doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
>>hope to get a reply from them next week.
>>
>>If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
>>reply.
>
>
--
Bill Lahr
mr.bill@pcmagic.net
Bill Lahr
Howard Eisenhauer wrote:
> Bill, check out the forums section on the Early CJ5/Dauntless V6 web
> page-
>
> http://www.earlycj5.com/forums/
>
> A lot of the guys there have either V6 conversions or stock V6s,
> you'll get your answer there for sure (& maybe even your mounts) :).
>
> H.
>
> http://users.eastlink.ca/~howarde/Tonka.html
>
>
>
> On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 07:03:10 -0800, Bill Lahr <mr.bill@pcmagic.net>
> wrote:
>
>
>>Any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts? I'm restoring a
>>'61 Kaiser ****** CJ5. Previous owner installed an Olds Fireball V6,
>>thinks it came from a '64. It is an Oddfire, suspect 198ci because it
>>has the Rochester Monojet instead of the 2bbl as is found on the 225ci.
>>But the blocks are the same, and I need the mounts. Passenger side mount
>>is broken, about an inch lower than the left, so the engine leans to one
>>side and is twisting the transmission.
>>
>>The previous owner did all the work himself, but is 87 now and doesn't
>>remember the details. He was fairly sure he used to stock Olds mounts
>>and modified the brackets to fit the Jeep frame.
>>
>>I've checked with a lot of websites and auto parts stores, but they all
>>use the same computer database, which will get you going in circles. It
>>contains errors (Olds Vista Cruiser shows an L6 when it is a V6) and it
>>doesn't list motor mounts for older engines. I sent an e-mail to Kanter,
>>hope to get a reply from them next week.
>>
>>If any of you guys know of a good source for motor mounts, kindly post a
>>reply.
>
>
--
Bill Lahr
mr.bill@pcmagic.net
