filling motor mounts

[kinkyllama]

I know a few people have done this on there lanos' but i have some more questions (once i start doing it) that i figured i should just start my own topic.


First off what is best to use? silocon or something?

Which parts should i fill?

How long should i wait after i fill them before i drive?

What adventages beside maybe preventing torque steer does this have?



This is the motormount, right?



Any other input would be great.


Thanks!

[DomWoo]

i pulled mine off last night

it was busted :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

its filled and drying right now

use red gasket maker.. its at walmart for like 2$

[MMamdouh]

isn't that too soft WooHoo?? i mean you need something harder or so... right??

MMamdouh

[MMamdouh]

I know a few people have done this on there lanos' but i have some more questions (once i start doing it) that i figured i should just start my own topic.


First off what is best to use? silocon or something?

Which parts should i fill?

How long should i wait after i fill them before i drive?

What adventages beside maybe preventing torque steer does this have?

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This is the motormount, right?



Any other input would be great.


Thanks!

yeah thats the engine mount but it is very different than the one on a Lanos... basicly for the job you fill all the gaps between the rubber parts and the metal parts, for that particulat mount i can't see any area to fill.

MMamdouh

[kinkyllama]

The part i cirlced is the only rubber part... it looks like a hudge rubber thing.. not something that looks like i can fill

[DomWoo]

its on the motor... with the two bolts holding it on

[PrecisionBoost]

There is a type of Urethane that can be purchased at a local autobody supply shop but I can't remember the name.

[DomWoo]

well ill see what i can dig up and maybe ill run down and get some tomorrow