If it only shakes when you are driveing down the road there are a few things to check. Frist check your struts. Make sure all the bolts are there and tight and in good condition. check your brake rotors. If they are warped it will make your car shake when you brake. Make sure the lug nuts on your wheels are all tight. check the balance of your tire. check your ball joints
The bonded rubber is probably ripped, replace them.
My grandson had to replace the motor mounts on his Pontiac Grand Prix last year and now the mechanic says they need replaced again. He has hardly driven it. How can that be
Don't bother replacing the joints, replace the axles. The cost isn't much different and your getting new joints and boots, not to mention less time to do it. Check for weak motor mounts on this van, they contibute to axles popping out if they are too weak. Alignment of where the motor sets is critical.
If I understand what you are referring to, the rubber spacer is part of the motor mount and cannot be replaced by itself. It is bonded to the metal of the motor mount.
You need to replace your transmission. I had exactly the same problem; sounds like outer cv joints gone bad but only makes the noise in 1st and 2nd on accel. Some internal trans failure v common on 4cyl 626.
no its a1997 avalon replacing the mounts
Worn rubber on motor mounts. Replace mounts.
The cost to replace engine mounts on this car can run between $30-$300+. This can cost even more depending on where the mounts are bought, the brand of the mounts, and if someone else does the work.
Transmission mounts are they considered motor mounts? After saying that how many motor mounts do I need to replace, if I change out all of them.
i just replace the motor mounts with supra mounts
Replace there are no adjustments.
It will cost approximately $400 to replace the motor mounts on your Honda Accord. The motor mounts will cost approximately $100, the rest of the cost will be labor.