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Q: Engine mount replacement.

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I think my engine mounts need replacing. From what I can see, the passenger side has a crack and the front is loose. I am not sure which mount needs replacement.

From your description of loose and cracked mounts it sounds like both of the mounts in question should be replaced. However, I would recommend you have a certified mechanic inspect the condition of the mounts and replace any that are needed.

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