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Engine Mount replacement 200 1993

posted by  Smitty on  Tue Oct 20 08:46 CST 2009
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Just another thought while I'm re-reading your original post.

The passenger side mount is the one that really takes a beating, plus it's exposed to head from the exhaust. I've never had a driver's side mount that actually failed, but I've had at least two failed mounts on the passenger side. Assuming you didn't just replace the passenger side mount recently, I'd take advantage of being under the car and change them both out. At most it's another 30 mins of your time.
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