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Old 11-26-2008, 02:02 PM
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Default Motor / Trans mounts - All at once or as needed?

Got some slop in my drive train, thumps on and off the gas. Should I do all 5 mounts or just the snub or should I go take a look and try to see if one in particular is bad?

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Default imo on/off gas movement is a snub problem....

i replaced the snub during a timing belt change at 150K. it got rid of the problem. i didn't do the engine/trans mounts until 220K during a clutch change. only thing they cured was my exhaust alignment.
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2nd the snub
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Default 3rd. I had the same issue until I replaced my 185k old snub with a stern unit

Though it was not 100% alleviated, it was significantly reduced.
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Default I disagree with the statements below - snub cleaned things up a bit, but shot motor mounts

can make drive train feedback absolutely terrible. New mounts make a huge difference, and are incredibly simple to do. If you still have the stock mounts on there, I think you'll notice a huge difference in shifting and feedback - I did.
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Default FWIW, engine mounts can be checked more easily

From my experience, the snub simply got softer over time though showed no external signs of wear.
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ask pentothanic acid. hes the bible on this sort of thing
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Default So where is the best place to buy? PureMS, Autohaus AZ?

I think I'll do snub and mounts.
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AxisMotorsport carries all the mounts.
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and not to mention but I have tons of hours logged on a '05 anv. edt. M5


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