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Old 10-12-2009, 05:10 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by tigerclaws1318 View Post
One way to check engine mounts condition is to put the car in drive. Handbrake on and someone in the car. Have him press on the brakes hard and ask him to rev the engine slightly. The engine will flex on its mounts. Put the car in reverse and do the same thing. Engine will flex the opposite way then in drive. If you see excessive movement then one or more of the mounts could be going bad.

One time I've seen a 93 Maxima the mounts were so bad that it looked like the engine was gonna fly out towards you. The owner eventually changed them and it was much better after.
I'll try that when my son stops by this week end. I did have to change a motor mount on my previous FORD but that was at 165k back in 1987. At 60k my car is still new...
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