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Old 08-02-2006, 01:13 PM   #1
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I have a '90 lumina and the front upper motor mounts are shot. How much would it cost to replace them at a auto shop?
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I have a '90 lumina and the front upper motor mounts are shot. How much would it cost to replace them at a auto shop?

Depends - expect labor to run anywhere from $80 - $200 and the mounts themselves are relatively inexpensive. It's a fairly easy job, perhaps you might do it yourself and save the labor $$$. This mount is commonly called a 'dogbone'.
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