Mercury Montego 2005: has a broken motor mount Ford calls a torque something (maybe restrainer). Is this the correct part for that?
1004910
It says it will work for a 2005 Mercury Montego. So I assume it will. I bought this for my 2006 Ford Freestyle and it works fine. With shipping it cost $100.00. I stopped at this repair shop close to my house. He called the dealer to get a price because they said it was a dealer only item. He said the price was outrageous. He searched the net , found the part, told me where to get it and the price. Ask me to order it and said he would install it for $80.00. So for $180.00 I had a new motor mount. Ford wanted $550.00 and so did this other mechanic shop. So I saved $370.00. Well worth it.
1004911
This is the part I replaced on my 05 500, it took about 2 hours to replace.
865841
Torque wrench...I suggest just buying another and having both laying around. If you decided to change it yourself, put it on the truck, then use the torque wrench to get the bolt off...truck is pretty sturdy and won't go anywhere...unless you have a shop with a good vice. Also...put a towel over anything like a chrome bumper so you don't ding it if the wrench goes flying...Make sure to get some locktight when you put the new ball on.Walmart has em cheap.
400475
Suggest you go to Baja directly. Send them a photo of the broken part. They sell parts. Good luck!
1359263
Yes - I had to buy one but well worth the (added) investment. I originally did not torque it but my local dealer said it was loose and tightened it.
2188036
I would assume you would have to contact manufacturer directly for a replacement. Surprised this happened, as I used one of the smaller bits to untighten/tighten CV bolts that hadn't been touched in 10 years--used a pneumatic ratchet on it and torqued considerably. You may have had a defective bit on a stuck fastener. I'd call/email the manufacurer and request a replacement.
1555719
I'll be super honest - I used a drill and the torx bit and just tightened them until they wouldn't go any further. I've periodically checked them, but they are all still tight tight. I didn't bother with a torque wrench.
105555
A light tap with a metal object, like a hammer, tip if a screwdriver, etc should break it loose. You just need the outer housing to break away a little from the teeth that are grabbing your lug nut.
547876
Its a "factory assembly", i assume its "factory balanced".... we had one put it that looked like someone just replaced the motor and reused the old wheel and it was loud, so I got this one and it is much better...
251527
Traxxas sent out a replacement driveshaft. Broke on first battery. Their suggestion was to upgrade the driveshafts to metal. The hobby shop took care of the motor and speed controller. If they hadn't I would've been out $100, half the cost of a new one through traxxas.
2281566
From what I can remember it was a torque bit a T20 or T25 and you had to remove the sandpaper to get to it.
2002763
It looks like it might be a 917-1708 pto clutch. This replaces the 717-1708 pto clutch. you can go to this link: http://www.partstree.com/parts/?lc=cub_cadet&mn=1527&dn=0026200013. this might help you on your cub cadet and other things. Hope this helped.
2133015
You don't need to waste money on the whole assembly, the actuator motor has burned out. Just replace it for under $7 like I did. Just order "Mabuchi FC-280PT-20150 Door Lock Motor" or equivalent. The dealership quoted me over $400 to fix my rear hatch by the way!
1823106
I had this issue with a new one, it turned out the magnetic part that goes on the crank arm wasn't a magnet at all.. .. so I used a small magnet I had and just stuck it to the end of the pedal bolt and it worked fine... (which was also a bonus, I didn't really have enough room for that whole rubber thing to fit between the crank and chainstay)
683988
I assume it is because it is pretty simple. The motor could be fixed by any motor repair shop and the rest is just mechanical. bolts and nuts and maybe some welds.Thanks,BobSex Trix
328815
Not sure what a bone motor mount is? I was told this is a roll resistor. which is a motor mount to keep the engine from rolling back and forth while accelerating
1107077
Good grief. That sucks. I suppose it depends on which bit broke. I assume it's the reverse thread end. Maybe it snapped deep enough that another try will grip enough to pull the whole thing out. Most auto part stores will loan them. If not I'm afraid it's a head pull.
899199
Not sure 100% what I always do in these cases is call or visit a mercury service Center and give them the tool part # and ask if it fits. That one works on 2 motors that I have a 1969 100hp and a 1972 50hp. You can ask them by those applications if the thread on the crank is the same. Good luck Robert and let me know if possible. I am just as curious to know now.