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Car Forum / Saab Cars / June 2006

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Identifying Bad Engine Mounts

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Ron - 22 Jun 2006 02:07 GMT
What's the best way to test engine mounts on a 900 SE? If I apply the
parking brake, put it in first and let the clutch out the front of the
engine either raises about an inch, or the rear of the engine lowers
an inch. Just wondering if the mounts had to let go completely before
they could be identified as bad. Thanks, Ron
- Bob - - 28 Jun 2006 04:05 GMT
>What's the best way to test engine mounts on a 900 SE? If I apply the
>parking brake, put it in first and let the clutch out the front of the
>engine either raises about an inch, or the rear of the engine lowers
>an inch. Just wondering if the mounts had to let go completely before
>they could be identified as bad. Thanks, Ron

You can often see cracks in them. General opinion is that the engine
should not move more than 1/2" under torque. Start with the driver's
side tranny mount. You will need to remove or loosen the inner fender
cover to get a good look at it without having the car on a lift.
 
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