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How to test engine mounting 850

posted by  someone claiming to be Yellow 850 on  Fri Aug 20 06:15 CST 2004 [RELATED]

Thanks V70baseboy.

Are you saying that the engine mounts contain liquid?

The torque bushing is visually OK. I don't feel any vibration but I'm sure you are right about the vibration as represented by the noise. The noise heard only when the car pulls and gone once it rolls. The noise also heard on rough roads as clunks.

Mine is European model, so your passanger side is driver side. Yes I can see the one that you are talking about, but I still can't tell if it is bad or not.
There seems to be a connector between the front subframe and the transmission next to front engine mount.





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