How to Replace Rear Engine Mount 01-05 Honda Civic

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[@tkaxxdavexx6874]

I replaced this mount hoping to fix a clunk I had when accelerating from a stop and when heavy braking. I started noticing the clunk after I had the subframe out of the car when changing the transmission input shaft bearing. A year later, and after replacing nearly everything in the front end with no success, I finally found the issue. Apparently the subframe should be tightened with weight on the tires, not when jacked up. I loosened the 4 -17mm bolts holding it, let the car off the jack stands, then tightened them back up. Clunking is finally gone! Another thing I did was make sure the sway bar was aligned correctly, equal distance from the control arm on both sides - loosen the 2 bushing brackets and use a pry bar to wiggle it left or right as needed. I even paid a mechanic to diagnose the noise, he had me replacing parts unnecessarily. Thanks for video, hopefully my comment will also help someone out there, cheers!

[@professor9701]

So first we should leave the rubber support screw loose and after we remove the jack then tighten it?

[@omarG19100]

u guys should be on the speed channel where pink's all out, and street outlaws come on. Because tou guys nxt to Ericthecarguy give so much info and show exactly how to perform the task. love the channel. Keep rocking.😎

[@ronaldochimbo4987]

What happens if you use short bolts for the two long bolts for the bracket

[@Otherverse1]

Is this the same or similar on a Honda Element? Looking for a video on the 2004 ex. Thanks

[@saptsindhufilms1430]

I have question regarding part number is it A6588 ?

[@MrBrix323]

are all the motor mounts the same even on the hybrid 04-05 model

[@1AAuto]

+Gabriel Vega If the engine is the same size. It should be the same motor mount. Here is a link to the one shown in this videowww.1aauto.com/honda-civic-civic-hybrid-engine-mount-rear/i/1aemt00181?KZbin&CTA+Comment&IcMAif5o

[@tengdayz2]

Love these clean know how videos.

[@1AAuto]

+Andy Getz Thank you! We love empowering our customers and showing how to perform DIY auto repairs with our high-quality auto parts. 1AAuto.com

[@atxjax1]

Thank you so much for the awesome video. Was exactly what I needed to see.

[@1AAuto]

+Jackson Cruz We're glad to hear it! Thanks for checking out our videos. 1aauto.com 866-403-3393

[@tmps_gaming8606]

What about the small spinning thing ind the mibble of the mount

[@williamleon2647]

Talking about screws! I have one of the last screws spinning in the motor mount when trying to remove it...its not stripped! It looks like the screwing part of the mount broke off..any ideas how to remove it

[@hitch633]

Will Leon same thing happened to me. Had to drill it out. Took forever

[@BreezyKun]

So there's only one in the front and one in the rear?

[@dbobeatz6175]

Are these nee motor mounts yall selling

[@reyc6158]

what is the link, or part number for this mount? I am working on a 2005 Honda Civic Ex 1.7L Automatic, and I need to replace that same mount. Thank you.

[@1AAuto]

Here's a link to the part shown in this video. Hope this helps you out goo.gl/n0eILR

[@DNOJ]

I'm doing this now... My exhaust is not moving

[@gerodriguez1993]

Thanks for the help got it done ✔️

[@andrewlandry3503]

Can someone please tell me the bolt sizes for the mount and bracket? Im missing the shortest mount bolt and the top bracket bolt. Any help is appreciated

[@1AAuto]

+Andrew Landry Hi Andrew, If you visit your local dealer they can usually get a replacement bolt for you. Hope this helps you out. 1aauto.com

[@spartawarrior2771]

Hi andrew did you find out the size for the bolts? Thanks

[@afaketwo]

@@spartawarrior2771 hi alex did you ever find out the bolt size and thread ?

[@bobsamuels8570]

So at 1:55 you did not show removing the engine mount from the engine? The bracket but not the mount, the mount on the engine must be a little more difficult and time consuming unless of course it's not connected to anything which is what it looks like in the video. Good video otherwise.

[@leoscar311ful]

I want to know if those motor mount are durable and of high quality, who could you please tell me ????

[@1AAuto]

+leoscar vasquez Our motor mounts are made well. We inspect the factories that our auto parts are manufactured in to ensure that our customers receive a quality auto part. Here is a link to the motor mount shown in this video. Hope this helps you out. www.1aauto.com/honda-civic-civic-hybrid-engine-mount-rear/i/1aemt00181?KZbin&CTA+Comment&IcMAif5o

[@treydaypnw]

Great video again, hey are you Mike's son? Just wondering

[@1AAuto]

+treydot_ No, I'm one of the video mechanics. Thank you for watching. Have a great day! 1aauto.com

[@FreshKicks4545]

was this an automatic. because my standard has more clearance?

[@1AAuto]

+Angel Tapia That is correct. We sell different kits for the automatic vs the manual transmission on the 2003 Honda Civic. For anyone that has the automatic, we carry the part here: www.1aauto.com/honda-civic-civic-hybrid-engine-mount-rear/i/1aemt00181?KZbin&CTA%20Comment&ATony

[@102209flk]

How can I get to the third screw? The bar is blocking. I can't get the socket to the screw. Help!

[@williamleon2647]

Mr.Tao Vue. I used a pry bar to pull aside and squeezed in there..damn honda makers

[@steelstrunghero]

Use a thin wall 14mm socket and extension. With a little leverage I was able to get on it.

[@miguelnicanor100]

I took off the oil filter to have more room and used a impact wrachet

[@dantelacson5337]

Is this applicable to Honda accord Lx 2001

[@1AAuto]

+dante lacson Unfortunately it's not. We recommend picking up a repair manual for your specific year, make and model Accord and using that as your guide for the repair. 1aauto.com 866-403-3393

[@wizerdave]

Very helpful video and much appreciated, but your website is pathetic for searches. I can't even find motor mounts.

[@1AAuto]

+wizerdave We're constantly working on improving the customer experience on our website. Here's a link to the motor mounts for a 2003 Civic. Hope this helps you out. www.1aauto.com/2003-honda-civic-engine-mount/y-mo-c/2003-375-104#KZbin&YTC&CTA%20Comment

[@DNOJ]

Okay there was a third set of exhaust hangers... Two bolt out The third however , can't get to it

[@brettmoncer4018]

What about 05 honda civic hybrid 1.3L???

[@1AAuto]

+Brett Moncer It may be a different procedure on that vehicle. 1aauto.com

[@SH3player]

This must be for beginner mechanics Not many average joes will be able to lift their car up that height

[@iZam1981]

Hi! can you send any parts to México?

[@1AAuto]

+israel zamudio Unfortunately we do not ship internationally unless you order through our eBay listings. Any viewers interested in shipping these parts domestically to the US please visit this link; www.1aauto.com/honda-civic-civic-hybrid-engine-mount-rear/i/1aemt00181?KZbin&IcMAif5o&%

[@pmvgamundo]

Wow you guys skipped putting the motor mount back in.. 5 and a half minutes and you couldnt show the most important part of how to fit it through the steering and motor??? great.

[@blackfalconn]

I'm a little late on this, but I was able to do it by shoving it mount side first. I didn't go through the wheel well. I put it in between where it mounts and the oil pan. Standard transmission, so there might be more clearance on mine. I hope this helps someone!