97 Civic Motor Mounts

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psukeefer@gmail.com - 27 Jul 2006 15:11 GMT

My 97 Civic DX (automatic) makes a "clunk" sound when i shift into
drive. I changed the rear mount and the two lower mounts.

This fixed the clunk when shifted into reverse, but its still there
when i shift into drive.

My question is....

Will changing the top mounts likely have an effect, or are they there
for a different purpose. Upon visual inspection, neither one looks
terrible.

Is there a specific mount that the weight of the engine is placed on
when shifted into drive?

Should i have the tranny looked at instead?

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jim beam - 28 Jul 2006 04:38 GMT

> My 97 Civic DX (automatic) makes a "clunk" sound when i shift into
> drive. I changed the rear mount and the two lower mounts.
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> for a different purpose. Upon visual inspection, neither one looks
> terrible.

are there any bright spots on the metal parts? if so, the mounting is
defective and allowing the metal bits to knock together.

> Is there a specific mount that the weight of the engine is placed on
> when shifted into drive?

the two lower front and the central rear are the ones that bear the most
of it.

> Should i have the tranny looked at instead?

possibly. what's the mileage on the vehicle and has it been run for
extended periods with different tires on each side of the front, or one
much more worn than the other? look for other things first though as
these transmissions usually hold up very well.

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> > My 97 Civic DX (automatic) makes a "clunk" sound when i shift into
> > drive. I changed the rear mount and the two lower mounts.
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> much more worn than the other? look for other things first though as
> these transmissions usually hold up very well.

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