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Torn engine mount 200

posted by  neilj on  Sun Sep 19 02:43 CST 2004
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Someone ran into the back of my wagon a week ago. Insurers decided it was 'beyond economical repair' and have paid me off. Vehicle inspectors took a brief look and said it should be ok, but don't use the tow hitch (which took all the force of the impact).

On noticing front end vibration, I can see one of the engine mounts has torn; the part is real cheap, but I want to avoid putting too much money into it, especially if it has suffered other damage. Plus I don't have lifting gear - is it worth the effort? Or can I do the mounts myself?

Thanks





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