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YOUR RESEARCHCollapsed motor mount
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Fill with hydraulic fluid
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The original motor mounts are filled with hydraulic fluid, so yes, they can all of a sudden leak and drop.
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Use rein and a year later one has dropped...not happy
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I used Rein and a year later one has dropped...Not happy.
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I'm not working on the car and doing "testing" for some other brand...just not worth my time and effort.
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I noticed today that my right hand exhaust tip is a little low, and the left one is almost touching the bumper cover. I don�t think it was like this a couple of days ago. Is this what a collapsed motor mount looks like? Can it happen over just a couple of days like that?
I have ordered Rein replacements.
I was tempted to upgrade to semi-solid, but the car is a daily driver and I just couldn't justify the expense. I'm gonna need new winter tires in 4 weeks, so the money will go towards those.
I put in OE Porsche motor mounts well over a year ago. No problems at all. I'm very satisfied. I'm not working on the car and doing "testing" for some other brand...just not worth my time and effort.
If your stock engine mounts are more than a few years old, they are collapsed. They don't last very long. Fortunately they are cheap and easy to replace.
Agreed - they should last longer than 4k miles...
Rein being the OEM has never really been proven other than looking visually similar... Or maybe i'm wrong?
