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Hmmm ... engine "moves" on revving?

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YOUR RESEARCHHmmm ... engine "moves" on revving?

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Replace /update the motor mounts if you prefer

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Fairly simple to replace/update the motor mounts if you prefer.

Hmmm ... engine "moves" on revving?
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Leading evidence: 'Replace /update the motor mounts if you prefer' (no explicit attributable resolution; this is a reported action or suggestion). Across 1 matching discussions, The most frequently discussed action is 'Replace /update the motor mounts if you prefer' (1 discussions). For that action, 0 discussions report a resolution and 0 report an unsuccessful attempt. No action has an explicit, attributable resolution report under the current rules. These are forum reports and suggestions, not a confirmed diagnosis.

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If his right tailpipe drops on acceleration in nuetral, the engine is running backwards.

Hmmm ... engine "moves" on revving?

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There is a spec in the factory workshop manuals regarding motor mount 'set'.

Hmmm ... engine "moves" on revving?
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Replace /update the motor mounts if you prefer

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Fairly simple to replace/update the motor mounts if you prefer.

Hmmm ... engine "moves" on revving?

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If his right tailpipe drops on acceleration in nuetral, the engine is running backwards.

Hmmm ... engine "moves" on revving?

Set '

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There is a spec in the factory workshop manuals regarding motor mount 'set'.

Hmmm ... engine "moves" on revving?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just had my 02 Targa inspected, and I noticed, standing behind it, that when the guy revved it, the tailpipes would move, right would dip a little, then the left as it revved back down. Is that normal or do I have a bad motor mount or something? Sounded a little rattley.

POST 2Original post

Depends on how much it moved. There is a spec in the factory workshop manuals regarding motor mount 'set'. Fairly simple to replace/update the motor mounts if you prefer.

POST 3Original post

all car do that. maybe u never notice that before.

POST 4Original post

The engine, if there is any give, will rotate from right to left when accelerating, NOT left to right. This means that your left pipe will dip lower and not your right pipe. If the engine is mounted properly, there is barely a noticable movement of pipes.

POST 5Original post

Of course there is always the issue of left/right confusion wen dealing with cars (is it your left when looking at the front or rear of the car).

POST 6Original post

It is the PORT side. He stated he was standing behind the car. If his right tailpipe drops on acceleration in nuetral, the engine is running backwards.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Well, I was standing on my head at the time. I could've got it wrong ;-) I never noticed my 993 doing that, but I never looked for it, either.

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