Note: For the catalog number of this part, see here.
See also Replacing the left support and Replacing the rear support.
Removal
Place the vehicle in a work area, apply the parking brake, turn off the ignition and disconnect the ground wire terminal from the battery.
Remove the engine crankcase guard (see here).
If special equipment is available:
Install crossbar 1, Figure 14-4, on the gutters of the engine compartment and hook it onto lifting eye 2 on the engine on the timing drive side (crossbar for hanging the engine type RST-500 ES f. "RANGER").
Figure 14-4 - Installing the engine support beam: 1 - crossbar for hanging the engine; 2 - lifting eye
In the absence of special equipment:
We place a support under the engine crankcase (for example a jack) through a wooden block.

If you don't have a suitable support or jack, you can use a mounting paddle to slightly lift the right side of the engine (for the oil pan, resting the spatula on the subframe) and insert a wooden wedge between the subframe and the oil pan.

For cars with K4M engine
Disconnect fuel pipe 1, Figure 14-5, and pipe 2 of the gasoline vapor recovery system from the holders.

Figure 14-5 - Removing the right engine mount support K4M: 1 - fuel pipe; 2 - pipe of the gasoline vapor recovery system; 3 - bolt for fastening the bracket of the right suspension support to the engine; 4 - bolt for fastening the right engine mount support to the body; 5 - right engine mount support
Mark the position of the right engine mount support on the body with a marker.
Loosen bolts 3 securing the right suspension support bracket to the engine (replacement head 16, extension, ratchet).

Loosen the 4 bolts securing the right engine mount to the body (replacement head 16, extension, ratchet).

Remove the right engine mount assembly with the bracket.

Having unscrewed the bolt securing the support to the bracket, we separate the support and the bracket.

For cars with K7M engine
Figure 14-6 - Removing the right engine mount support K7M: 1 - bolt for fastening the bracket of the right suspension support to the engine; 2 - bolt for fastening the right engine mount support to the body; 3 - right engine mount support
Mark the position of the right engine mount support on the body with a marker.
Loosen bolts 1, Fig. 14-6, securing the right suspension support bracket to the engine (replacement head 16, extension, ratchet).

Loosen bolts 2 securing the right engine mount support to the body (replacement head 16, extension, ratchet).

... and remove the right support together with the bracket.

Using a suitable tool, push out and separate the right support and its bracket.

Installation
For cars with K4M engine
Install the right support 5 of the engine mount according to the marks on the body made during its removal, and secure it with bolts 3 and 4 securing the right support to the engine and body (replacement head 16, extension, ratchet).
Tighten to the specified torque:
- bolts for fastening the bracket of the right suspension support to the engine 62 N·m (6.2 kgf·m);
- bolts for fastening the right suspension support to the body 62 N·m (6.2 kgf·m) (replaceable head 16, extension, torque wrench).
Install fuel pipe 1 and pipe 2 of the gasoline vapor recovery system into the holders.
For cars with K7M engine
Install the right support 3, Figure 14-6, of the engine mount according to the marks on the body made during its removal, and secure it with bolts 1 and 2 securing the right support of the engine mount to the body (replacement head 16, extension, ratchet).
Tighten to the specified torque:
- bolts for fastening the bracket of the right suspension support to the engine 62 N·m (6.2 kgf·m);
- bolts for fastening the right suspension support to the body 62 N·m (6.2 kgf·m) (replaceable head 16, extension, torque wrench).
Operations for all vehicle configurations
If installed: Disconnect the crossmember hook from the lifting eye on the engine and remove the crossmember.
If installed: Remove the support from under the engine (wooden spacer).
Install engine protection.
Connect the ground wire terminal to the battery.
