I have developed a vibration through the steering wheel at certain revs from the engine after my last trip and as it happens both when driving and when in neutral I'm presuming its either a gearbox or engine mount broken. Does this sound likly? Gearbox one looks fine but what is the easiest way to check if these mounts are broken and if so replace them given that I don't have access to an engine crane? Search found that its usually passenger side which goes first and it does seem to have a bit of movement in it.
John.
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Engine Mount (broken?)
Engine Mount (broken?)
01 GU Patrol 4.2TD Wagon
When mine went i hadnt realised and still went wheeling, but i was getting alot of hitting under the bonnet which was the engine tapping on the underneath of the bonnet. After a good look, i realised one side of the engine was in a different possition and could tell it was the mount, couldnt do anything at the time, so used a coat hanger and took it REALLY easy, no hard acceleration or anything like that.
I have just got new mounts as the other broke when i rolled it, but the new ones are a different design and are from america. They are from http://www.roadlessgear.com in the engine section on about the third page. It seems that part of the site is down so i'll try and get a link up when its working again but the bolts are a little bigger and require slight drilling to the cars mounting point to fit. And they have a lifetime replacement, all you have to do is pay for shipping again.
I hope this helps, if you need more detailsask away.
Cheers, Stubbs
I have just got new mounts as the other broke when i rolled it, but the new ones are a different design and are from america. They are from http://www.roadlessgear.com in the engine section on about the third page. It seems that part of the site is down so i'll try and get a link up when its working again but the bolts are a little bigger and require slight drilling to the cars mounting point to fit. And they have a lifetime replacement, all you have to do is pay for shipping again.
I hope this helps, if you need more detailsask away.
Cheers, Stubbs
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Pretty certain that those mounts are for a Chrysler 318 V8 or similar ..Stubbs wrote:When mine went i hadnt realised and still went wheeling, but i was getting alot of hitting under the bonnet which was the engine tapping on the underneath of the bonnet. After a good look, i realised one side of the engine was in a different possition and could tell it was the mount, couldnt do anything at the time, so used a coat hanger and took it REALLY easy, no hard acceleration or anything like that.
I have just got new mounts as the other broke when i rolled it, but the new ones are a different design and are from america. They are from http://www.roadlessgear.com in the engine section on about the third page. It seems that part of the site is down so i'll try and get a link up when its working again but the bolts are a little bigger and require slight drilling to the cars mounting point to fit. And they have a lifetime replacement, all you have to do is pay for shipping again.
I hope this helps, if you need more detailsask away.
Cheers, Stubbs
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if it's the engine you'll hear it when you rev up,
if it's a constant sort of knock and you can feel it in the stick, then it's likely the rear g'box mount... usually is in mine anyways.
Spock
if it's a constant sort of knock and you can feel it in the stick, then it's likely the rear g'box mount... usually is in mine anyways.
Spock
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