[p90xsexyguy]

Hello Everyone,

I had a vibration in my car not too long ago and I have been hunting it down. So far I have done a complete tune up including changing the ignition coil, just last night I chaged the passanger upper motor mount the Hydraulic one. My car feels much better, but I still feel a very small vibration still. I have the clip to show before changing the motor mount on the passenger side let me know what you think?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1J5Y2tz1ubk

Also do you know if my car will ever run like a 2009 car if I change all of the motor mounts. You know I am aiming to just hear the engine purr, but no virbrations. Or am I just asking for too much?

Thanks

John

 

[p90xsexyguy]

I am suspecting you tube is not working.. Try this other link


http://www.vimeo.com/2919859

Thanks

John

 

[ken6x6]

gota do the lower engine mount, its on the bottom of the engine and looks like a dog bone. CFM sells a few different ones, all work the same and make a big improvement in the engine torquing like that in your video.

 

[p90xsexyguy]

Ken6x6 are you saying then that my motor mounts are working fine then? or do they look like they are shot?

Thanks

John

 

[sjdwales]

it looks like ur rear dog bone mount bushings r shot. my car is the same.

u may also want to check drivers side motor mount too, i also have that one broken

 

[p90xsexyguy]

How hard is it to change the Rear Dog mount? Mine is a regular ZX3 not SVT..

Thanks

 

[kritter]

I'm going to be replacing the rear mount next week when it shows up. From what I have read the install is not all that hard. Here is the how to for the MTX-75. Scroll down till you get to SkaAddicts post(he did the small write up for replacing the mount on a MTX-75 car inside WD40s original how-to for the svt rear mount replacement) WD40s pics and info on the first page will also be of some additional help if you do this yourself...
Clicky!

 

[ktwelsch]

It's pretty straight forward in swapping them out.

 

[malim]

DO NOT install a performance lower engine mount (dog bone). The performance once use polyurethane bushings making the mount more stiff, thus creating more vibrations. From a performance point of view it is great, but for what you need OEM and only OEM.

 

[FocusedSlayer]

It's pretty straight forward in swapping them out.

I hope so , I just ordered my dogbone from CFM yesterday .[thumb]