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Old 05-31-2018, 02:38 PM
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Engine mount 3.0d
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Need you help with my problem. Do I have broken engine mount. Any help appreciate..

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Seems like a lot more movement than is normal. I'll compare it to mine, but mine are pretty old too, so that may not be a valid test!
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Oh, BTW, the mounts are vacuum controlled - you may want to check all the vacuum lines are intact and attached.
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Doesn't computer like inpa shows that is something wrong with vacuum...
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Doesn't computer like inpa shows that is something wrong with vacuum...
INPA may show faults due to vacuum issues on some systems but it won't actually measure vacuum lines to items like the engine mounts or turbo control etc. A visual inspection is required and diagnosis with a vacuum hand pump is sometimes required to confirm the correct operation of vacuum controlled devices.
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