Thread: Engine mount question

lower mounts might cause this, but normally it is an axle problem. assuming those are actually good since they are new, i would think the mounts would be next.

Hate to revive an old thread but I'm having the same problem. Did the lower mount fix the vibration for you and how did you get access to the mount? Ya ya.. I'm a noob.

Gotta jack it up...yank off the tire and probably the plastic flashing that covers the balancer. You'll wanna loosen the 15mm nuts under it and on top of it...(so 4 in total)...then jack up the transmission with either a special trans jack (if you have one) or center a decent 2x4 on your jack and ease it up on the trans pan till you notice the engine has moved enough to remove that mount. If they are factory, look for gunk and fluid build up...kinda like CV grease. The factory ones are fluid filled and crack and leak all the hydraulic fluid out and basically become a pile of rubber pieces...aka...trash. You can get solid rubber non-fluid filled replacements from AutoZone on the cheap...and you'll never have to worry about them again.

Originally Posted by bluegtp91

Gotta jack it up...yank off the tire and probably the plastic flashing that covers the balancer. You'll wanna loosen the 15mm nuts under it and on top of it...(so 4 in total)...then jack up the transmission with either a special trans jack (if you have one) or center a decent 2x4 on your jack and ease it up on the trans pan till you notice the engine has moved enough to remove that mount. If they are factory, look for gunk and fluid build up...kinda like CV grease. The factory ones are fluid filled and crack and leak all the hydraulic fluid out and basically become a pile of rubber pieces...aka...trash. You can get solid rubber non-fluid filled replacements from AutoZone on the cheap...and you'll never have to worry about them again.

Thanks blue! I also searched right after posting and found the how-to on it. Guess I got a little excited to find someone with the same type of problem.. lol