cut 6-bolt t belt cover for 2g mounts? Help

[EnvyMyGsx]

Ok I did a search and couldnt find anything but does anybody remember who had the tech artical of a 6-bolt into a 2g. I know magnus does but they do not have a pic of where you have to trim the 1g t-belt cover to fit the 2g mount. Does anyone have a pic or know where I could find one. I need help asap as the shop working on my car for some odd reason cant figure this out.

Jim

 

[DSM4me44]

You you make a square right below the top cover about a 1cm down. I do not have a pic for you.

Heres a pic, you can kindof see the mount. Its not rocket science which is why im a little worried about the shop having this issue. This is not nearly the hardeset part of doing a 6 bolt swap

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[EnvyMyGsx]

You you make a square right below the top cover about a 1cm down. I do not have a pic for you.

Heres a pic, you can kindof see the mount. Its not rocket science which is why im a little worried about the shop having this issue. This is not nearly the hardeset part of doing a 6 bolt swap

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I know thats what I was thinking, the shop didnt do my swap just putting the cover on along with running some s.s. lines for me. I've done it before just needed a pic for them. Its is making me alittle worried that they asked me that.

Jim

 

[PaRaNORML]

6 Bolt Motor Install Into a 2G Eclipse

 

[donniekak]

The hardest part of a 6 bolt swap is grinding the 2g motor mount. Which isn't hard. Follow the 1gina2g pdf, it is a complete how to.

 

[EnvyMyGsx]

Like I said guys I already have the motor in and everything working. Just had to get some lines made and a new cover put on but the shop for some reason cant figure out where to cut without a pic. Now its a 6-bolt with a 1g t-belt cover in a 2g. I know you cut out about a quarter sizehole off the motor mount hole that is already in the cover. I'm going there tomorrow I'm sure I could just show them if no one could find a pic.

thanks again for everything
Jim