The Cost of Replacing An Engine Mount
Engine mounts secure the engine of a vehicle to its chassis, keeping the engine stabilized and aligned with the frame of the vehicle. They’re usually made of metal and rubber-- the metal is used to be able to withstand the force and torque generated by the engine, while rubber helps to dampen the vibrations. As engines generate a considerable amount of vibration in their regular operation, when there is a problem with the motor mounts, it can usually be quite noticeable. Usually, problematic motor mounts will produce a few symptoms that can alert the driver of a potential issue that should be serviced. Here are the top four symptoms you should look out for: