Engine mounts: The Complete Guide

[@TheCarPassionChannel]

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[@misshap44]

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Who would've thought I could watch a 12 minute video start to finish on engine mounts. Brilliant production.

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[@augurelite]

I'm learning sooooooooooo much from these. The 3D graphics are great

[@deeptisharma5326]

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[@ahmedmoustafa6829]

I like that you explain the deep details and concept behind them.

[@howacarworks]

Thanks :) Sometimes I worry that I make these videos too long.

[@ahmedmoustafa6829]

@@howacarworks no one learn from short brief videos. Keep the high professional quality videos up! Many thanks.

[@rohmaxy9901]

@@howacarworks As an engineer, I must say you really explained the function and design of the mounts well. Now it makes sense why engine mount replacement can be costly. Some people argue that its "just a piece of rubber". Frankly there is more to it. Anyway keep up the good work buddy. You just earned a new subscriber. Regards from Singapore.

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[@wonk1132]

these videos are very well produced and edited. The pace is just right. Thanks for doing them

[@1066gaz]

When your car is getting very old your engine mounts get hard/worn and end up vibrating more in the cabin. This is why you get new rattles start to appear inside your car and end up driving you nuts haha. Get new mounts, poly ones. Also when you take off your mounts when say your replacing your timing belt make sure you fit the mounts exactly back in the same position with the holes aligned up between the rubber mount and the metal bracket so you can see no rubber sticking out when looking down all through the hole. Otherwise you will get vibration due to the fact it has not gone back to its original position. You can get some wiggle room in the hole in the metal bracket itself and in the rubber mount,so don't go thinking it all aligns up automatically when you fit it all back.

[@ulungprabowo]

I am looking for videos about engine mount in youtube and found nothing useful, and then I found this video and it is very very informatives, totally answer all of my question about engine mounts! Thank you for making this video.

[@dietrichcrenshaw4082]

Never thought I’d be so intrigued by engine mounts

[@danielleech1988]

Love your enthusiasm, so well explained and who knew how interesting mounts could be. I love this long, in detail format. I've only watched a few of your vids but I'll be watching them all. Excellent work!!!! Thanks

[@emanueladamache7034]

been running solid aluminum engine, transmission and differential mounts for 3 years. 98% of all passengers hate it. Me and the few die hard car guys I know love them though. I cannot describe how much it made me love driving even more than i already did before.

[@KBTG]

Absolutely super professional video. This answered all my questions. Purchased a 1996 Miata with the whole engine apart. putting it into the car in two days. Thanks again. KB

[@rajbasu8649]

Please, need one episode on the NVH !!! I'm so glad I found this channel. You're epic 💪 sir 😎😎

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Some great producing and editing of this content.

[@donyahya]

i'm in auto parts business, and i can say that this video is superbly solid explanation of engine mounts! amazing!

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One of the best videos regarding cars

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I've been looking for a video series like this a long time.

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This is the best explanation video on you-tube of anything. Thank you! Your channel should do very well.

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Best info on KZbin! Thank you!

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Your production is amazing.

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Great Video - Simple way to make people understand the basics.

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Great content and awesome representation 👏

[@alanidunn3184]

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[@SultanSultan-pp5zl]

Really great explanation!! Keep up the hard work

[@littosunny2203]

Very informative mate and well explained too. Cheers!!

[@takundachapatarongo4972]

You are more than everything my teacher keep it up. I am waiting for engine rebuilding tips and mostly engine problems parts

[@designwithgreg2924]

Another problem you may get with hard mounting is the thermal expansion of the engine as it warms up. Allowing some movement keeps the frame and engine from fatiguing each other very warm up and shut down cycle. In other industries, this drives a lot of the mounting design because the relative temperatures are higher and the thermal expansion is greater.

[@HenningDiesel]

I would never have thought that engine mounts could ever be an interesting topic, but it is.

[@DearMajesty]

This was an EXCELLENT introduction Thank you!

[@criztaliz3413]

Such a detail videos. My brain cant take it all. But good work man. Really educating.

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When excellent level of knowledge and representation skills combine.👏👏👏

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This is what youtube was meant for

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Yep, it was meant to be one channel with 12 car videos.

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Amazing clarity and enjoyed watching every second. Had to subscribe Thanks a million

[@selvamg635]

awesome explanation of the engine mount. thanks for your good technical clarification.

[@Asycid]

I'm a simple man. I see an MX-5, I hit like. BTW very informative videos! Keep it up!

[@ldsiverling]

recognized that block immediately. unsurprisingly, my old miata needs new mounts.

[@עדימזרחי-מ6ט]

amazing stuff and good explanation! keep going

[@HexRebuilt]

I would never think that engine mounts could be that interesting. Man if I was wrong

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Excellent work! Can’t believe there are thumbs down. Subbed👍

[@flatinsixth]

If only it was that easy on my 1974 Mini...! Great video, am teaching my 14 yr old about the mechanics of cars before he starts to learn driving, no idea if it will help any but he's enjoying it :-)

[@elvinxelilov4118]

Very clear and informative. Thanks. Good explanation too.

[@aditishinde7467]

Very detailed video of engine mount. Thank you

[@dw2843]

This could be a damn TV show.

[@christianjosephgutib8106]

Detailed info about Engine mount! Exceptional quality content indeed!! New subscriber here!

[@sk8punk318]

3:20 I thought something looked weird then shit started floating and I had no idea wtf was going on

[@dickJohnsonpeter]

Especially when the car took the standarding up frontforth. Wherehow I wasn't expecting the color to do a 90 deg. bend either. Moreover it scared me because I thought the fire was going to get out of control but if you look close, it moved. And the process got 20 minutes and that's all I got. Wherehow did that happen and whenhowtofore?

[@warnacokelat]

Replacing the engine mounts can be expensive: because once the vibration from the engine is gone, you will realize that there's a number more vibrating parts in your car that shouldn't be vibrating. So choose wisely, blissful ignorance or the harsh truth that your car is literally breaking apart.

[@BaltazarSMZ]

Don't remind me went from engine to a wheel bearing to an axle

[@warnacokelat]

@@BaltazarSMZ engine mount > wheels > cv axle > drive belt and tensioner > timing belt and water pump bearings. EDIT: added steering rack to that list too.

[@BaltazarSMZ]

@@warnacokelat don't give nightmares with more work. The all that happened in succession was the wheel bearing went bad at the same time as the cv shaft and all the my money in parts😭💸

[@scatpack1017]

:(

[@eduardodavalos791]

Excellent videos! Alex: why did you stop publishing new videos in your you tube channel?

[@larrylentini5688]

Someone put a lot of effort into this script, and especially the CGI. It's too bad more people didn't watch.

[@SajjadSohail124]

Best explanation. Thank you and keep up the good work.

[@lewellynjansen9246]

I've always wondered where on the engine do mountings mount lol..i love the level of detail and information in the video i feel like im on my way to pro

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Great movie, great explanation. Thanks

[@pparado]

1st video watched, and well, you got me... :)

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Good Afternoon How a car works Thanks 👍 From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧

[@vishnuvardhan559]

Thank you ..you made it clear and simple

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Awesome, awesome, awesome video. Thanks for posting it.

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KZbin: Feb: No Mar: No Apr: No May: No Jun: No Jul: No Aug: No Sep: OK

[@jamesbaker1392]

The Egg lmao

[@markonmotoring]

Really interesting explaination. I need to replace the mounts on my 1997 Renault Mégane Coupe which have perished. It is front wheel drive with top mounts and lower mounts joined to a subframe. Great for in the initial prisuction line where a pre assembled suspension and drivetrain can be mated to the body. Not so good for replacing later in the cars life.

[@creativetweaking]

Brilliant Video, Thank you so much.

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These videos are amaaazing!!

[@karich21]

Repair shop recommended new engine mounts and transmission mounts. After watching this video, it's likely that I should have followed their advice.

[@newshot5110]

Excellent video....fantastic graphics...

[@larryhernandez5062]

This Video is totally Frosty . . . Excellent learned something . Thanks

[@Emanistan]

Video came out the same day I opened my new box of engine mounts. Must be prophecy or something.

[@mattgeo5039]

very informative. excellent vid and explanations. very educational.

[@ShreS]

Why did he stop making videos?, they are so awesome 👌 👏 😍....

[@jjbeastgaming3813]

his website has over a 100 vids and I think he gets more money from it

[@chiefdenis]

The question i keep asking myself

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Great video you have earned my subscription

[@meliscoban7329]

Thank you for info. It was so clear & sufficent.

[@xaira12]

great vid...great series too

[@anibalnikov47]

9:28 He knows exactly why he laughs, it is a headache changing engine mounts if you don't have propper tools.

[@gatutprabawatrisnadi9495]

Thanks, I enjoy the explanation....

[@Hopeless_and_Forlorn]

Got to ask, exactly what class of cars have chains over the engines? I have followed developments in performance cars since 1958, and have never seen any such thing. Perhaps you are thinking of the straps that pass over the top of the supercharger on fuel-burning drag race cars. Those straps are mandated to restrain the supercharger from breaking off of the engine and blasting to altitudes and distances that endanger everybody in the area following a fuel explosion inside the intake system. Such incidents were common enough to make restraints mandatory.

[@geoffmooregm]

I have seen chains as a backyard method of retaining a high torque engine in drag racing. But it just put a limit on the rotation of the engine so it would stop ripping factory mounts. Never seen one over top of the engine.

[@usmanahmad1788]

Great videos bro.... Keep it up. Please also make some videos on basic electric system of cars with your 3D simulations

[@roygardiner2229]

What stops the mount from coming loose while the engine is running? I thought there should be a small locking nut, too, to be used in combination with the larger nut used.

[@charlesbrasil2837]

PERFECT VIDEO ! CONGRATULATIONS !!

[@kishoremn191]

Great. Loads of Appreciation. Waiting for more of such. Subscribing...!

[@lol-yo8ho]

We have been manufacturing rubber mounts since 1977

[@alhassanismail3324]

Don't loss hope man you are doing it

[@Moto_Medics]

Never heard of active mounts that’s insane! And here I am thinking this was gonna be a boring topic

[@SE45CX]

Active mounts. Yeah not quite the KISS principle. For that reason I don't wanna buy a car that has them.

[@SE45CX]

Pretty decent. But adding notion of a tool named "engine support" is worthwhile for people who plan to replace motor mounts while the engine is still in their car.

[@irakli1610]

Now I want NA or NB instead of my NC ^^

[@howacarworks]

I'm saving to get my hands on an NC and look at all the differences :)

[@theangryMD]

excellent vid. for my 2013 Audi TTRS i just changed my dogbone mount insert and my NVH went up but i LOVE the way it shifts now. ideas of what i can do to reduce NVH without screwing my shift feel?

[@deathdog1644]

Someone there really knows their CAD

[@Exhalation19]

That's what I kept thinking too lol

[@adeelasghar6380]

Woww man you describe that in the best way!