 
		I replaced the engine mounts on the 3.8SC in my Cougar in the car and just using a jack (with a block of wood) under the oil pan. As mentioned, the pan is plenty strong to handle it. If I can do it in a SC engine, the the n/a 3.8 should be quite doable. I did mine over 20 years ago, so details are a little foggy. I'm pretty sure I removed the mount with the bracket from the engine and snaked it out and disassembled and reassembled the mount on the bench before reinstalling it into the car. I seem to recall having to bend the shield for the knock sensor on the side of the block a bit for extra clearance. Not sure if your car has the same thing or not.My stupid question today, are the motor mounts hard to do on the 3.8? can i do them with just jacking up the engine a bit? Also, the Haynes manual says to jack up the engine from the oil pan, is this ok? I've heard from the lubetube that you should never do that. Thanks
 
	 
 
		 
 
		 
						
					 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		
 White like your Cougar. Bought with his cash from the mustang he wrecked. He found a flock of deer, over the top of a hill, after dark. Got like 15k from that, and he started with a rusted out pos truck he paid 1000 for, and traded his way up.
 White like your Cougar. Bought with his cash from the mustang he wrecked. He found a flock of deer, over the top of a hill, after dark. Got like 15k from that, and he started with a rusted out pos truck he paid 1000 for, and traded his way up.  The one about repining the connector and all that goodness.
The one about repining the connector and all that goodness. 
 
		

 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		