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What would be the symptoms of failing upper or lower engine mounts? Would I hear any unusual sounds when torque-braking?
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Re: Engine Mounts

Normally a broken or damaged motor mount will create a vibration or clunking sound.
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Re: Re: Engine Mounts

Also with the hood opened, give it a little gas (with brake applied) motor will "drop".








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Normally a broken or damaged motor mount will create a vibration or clunking sound.
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Old 01-30-2005, 10:22 PM
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Re: Engine Mounts

I'll take a look tomorrow and see what I find. If the upper mounts are failing I think I'll go with the MSP polyurethane mounts on 3800performance.com. Thoughts??

Also, do the upper mounts fail quicker than the lower?
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Re: Re: Engine Mounts

Well it took 6 years for the stock ones to give out. Why pay what three time the amount for MSP's? Won't make the car go any faster.






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I'll take a look tomorrow and see what I find. If the upper mounts are failing I think I'll go with the MSP polyurethane mounts on 3800performance.com. Thoughts??

Also, do the upper mounts fail quicker than the lower?
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Re: Engine Mounts

So you think I should just stick with the stock mounts? I thought the MSPs would provide a little better support.
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Re: Engine Mounts

Well, the lower mounts are shot. Having them replaced today. May do the upper mounts as well since the upper mounts take pressure off the lower.
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Re: Engine Mounts

supposedly the MSP polyurethane uppermotor mounts bring more torque because less is lost through engine movement, but i dont know i have no personal experience with hem
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