Review on 🚀 Anchor 9539 Transmission Mount: Revitalize Your Vehicle's Performance with Reliable Support by Paul Evangelista

I bought this and the lower rear dog carrier to hopefully avoid the knock when starting off: easy to fit, fit well and best solved the problem. Vehicle Theme: 2003 Mazda6 i sedan with 2.3 liter four cylinder and four speed automatic transmission. Installation Tips: The car was on the floor with a jack under the transmission pan (wooden block between jack and pan) and I removed the battery, battery pan and air filter assembly to gain access. I loosened the long horizontal screw and slowly continued to raise the jack until I was suddenly able to remove the screw by hand. For the two shorter horizontal bolts that go into the frame beam, I suggest some sort of wrench intended to work around obstacles such as B. an angled, offset or S-shaped wrench. (I used a GearWrench ratchet wrench (from kit #85490). You can probably remove these bolts with a regular wrench, socket, goosefoot, etc., it just takes longer. I was able to use regular wrenches and sockets on two verticals short screws. When reassembling, screw in all the screws before final tightening. The part fits so well that I was able to reinstall all the screws without readjusting the jack. If the bracket doesn't work I'll update my review!