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Re: How do I check Engine mounts?

posted by  someone claiming to be George Downs on  Thu Oct 4 02:10 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Sounds like you might have 2 problems. Would have helped if you

had identified what car and year you have.

Looking at the mounts will tell you a lot. If you race the engine

and it moves quite a bit that might also indicate a problem.

Might be worthwhile to get under and look at the tranny mount also.

Pulling on braking usually is a brake problem. Normally either the

one on the side it pulls to is grabbing or the one on the other

side isn't working right.





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