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Originally Posted by PQ
Yes. If a motor goes bad I wnat to be able to just take it off, cover it with a cap and send it back and when the new one comes in I just unbolt the cap, bolt the new motor in and plug it up right there.
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Randy.......they way the did mine was exactly the way you are talking about...a base was welded on and then the motor/coutout assembly bolts on to the base.
Remember at FBody I fired my motor from opening and closing so many times in a row........Well DMH sent me out a complete set of replacements FREE and all I had to do in unplug the wires, remove 4 bolts and I was good to go...took about 10 minutes....It actually took longer to jack up.
The DHM ones are around 379.00.
I do actually like the ones you should in the picture.