Larry Velez wrote:
that out after replacing the other two. I have read that you can rev
slightly in gear with the emergency and regular brakes on (be sure to be
pointing in a safe direction) and you can see the engine rise on the
side where the mount is bad.
That's right, and you don't even need to rev really... Have someone look
at the engine (while standing next to the car -- just not in front of
the car!) while you stand on the brakes, put it in first, and let the
clutch pedal out slowly until it almost stalls... if the front mount is
bad, the engine will jump quite a bit... Do the same in reverse gear to
check the rear mounts.
Cheers,
Oleg
