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Kboggs 02-15-2020 02:02 AM

Motor mount was shot
 
Glad I have seen how often these go bad. In the middle of some serious routine maintenance, and thought I would go ahead and replace the motor mount......was glad I did!!https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...1c647fe58f.jpg


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Kboggs 02-15-2020 02:03 AM

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Kboggs 02-15-2020 02:04 AM

1999 boxster with 87k miles


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maytag 02-15-2020 06:06 AM

Yup! That'll do it! Haha

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husker boxster 02-15-2020 07:26 AM

They need replacing sooner if you do DEs. I replaced mine in my 08 CSS before Indy last summer. It was cracked.

blue62 02-15-2020 08:47 AM

Looks identical to mine at 42000 miles.

thstone 02-15-2020 03:39 PM

Pretty common problem, glad you checked it.

If its a street car, don't be tempted to use the semi-solid replacement engine mount because there will be 10x more engine vibration. At idle, I could see the door mirrors vibrate.

ndfrigi 02-15-2020 11:59 PM

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on my 99 at 104k. I just push it with my finger and the bushing came out easily. I also replaced Four corner shocks with bilstein and the original are worn out also at 104k. Why is it this porsche parts don’t last that long compare to other brand car. Just wondering!

Quadcammer 02-16-2020 05:18 AM

Well using one motor mount at the front of the engine is why it wears out quickly. Lot of load on what is a transmission mount in the 911s.

As for stuts, 104k is pretty good life

Brian in Tucson 02-16-2020 05:51 AM

Probably should check the motor mount every oil change. You're under there anyhow, it only takes a minute.

edc 02-16-2020 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Quadcammer (Post 611817)
Well using one motor mount at the front of the engine is why it wears out quickly. Lot of load on what is a transmission mount in the 911s.

As for stuts, 104k is pretty good life

On the flip side 996/997 use the same type of pair of mounts for their engine mount as the Boxster does for the gearbox. When it goes on a 911 and I see more internet reports of this than for Boxster it is more obvious as normally one goes more than the other and the exhaust drops on one side.

Geof3 02-16-2020 09:31 PM

Yeah, if your car doesn’t have a new MM for sure and is still running the original, there is about a 99.9% chance it is shot. Mine fell out too. 55k at the time ‘02 S.

jmitro 02-17-2020 09:36 AM

on a similar note - I had a serious grinding noise under my car on sharp turns with heavy throttle. Thought it was the diff or something. Replaced motor/tranny mounts and the noise went away. My mount was shot also


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