2000 Pontiac Bonnie ssei
I have broken my motor mount /transmission several times in a 12 month span. Shld I get the solid motor mount?/?? I've been getn the one with the rubber in it which is y I think it keeps breaking. Wht Shld I do and/or get?? Brand also??
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you can make one with 3 hockey pucks some electrical tape a 1/2"x6 1/2" bolt 4 washers and a lock nut. stack the 3 hockey pucks then tape the 3 together, then drill the 1/2" hole down the center of them. remove your old motor mount and replace with 2 washers at the head of the bolt the pucks then the other 2 washers and the nut. won't have a problem with that mount ever again after
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i did the hockey puck mount it works really well you get a bit more vibration but it can be almost eliminated with the use of some rubber bushings
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Hockey pucks here. Yes, you will feel more vibration, but really not that bad.
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I did the hockey pucks last week and I am completely satisfied. I do get some vibration, but nothing like the shaking you get with a broken motor mount. It doesn't cost much and takes maybe an hour or less to fix.
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If you find a piece of rather solid rubber to add into the stack, you can nearly eliminate that little vibration.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
(Post 1541613)
If you find a piece of rather solid rubber to add into the stack, you can nearly eliminate that little vibration.
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Something between the stock marshmellow and the hockey puck consistencies. To absorb the vibrations.
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Some people have taken old tires and cut a circular section out of the tread (same size as the hockey puck) and used that. It has a little more give than a hockey puck, but has more structural integrity due to the steel belts. I went the hockey puck route and tolerate the vibration. If someone is really bothered by the vibration, they could try using old tires.
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