1. The rubber bushings can be replaced without removing the engine from the car, provided that the weight of the engine is removed from the bushings.
2. Connect the hoists to the engine lifting eyes. Considering that the oil pan is made of a rather fragile light alloy, it is not recommended to jack up the engine under the oil pan, even if you place a wooden block between the jack and the oil pan.
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Engine mounts — replacement (VW Lt 28)
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