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Engine mount question 850

posted by  bjinSeattle on  Wed Dec 4 16:56 CST 2002
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If you're feeling more vibration from the engine bay, and the right front mount behind the front passenger wheel well has sagged so that the pin is or will touch the frame, it probably needs to be replaced. They tend to go between 70K-100K, some less, some more. You will probably need one soon. $150 is a fair price, I did it myself and it took a couple of hours the first time. No big deal, just tight access without the right tools. Plenty of advice at Bay 13.$100 for the part and $50 for the beer to calm my nerves. What's wrong with preventative maintenance? Why run 'er til she blows?
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