What Are the Consequences of Not Replacing Engine Mounts?
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If damaged engine mounts are not replaced, symptoms such as car idling, body vibration, steering wheel shaking, and loud body resonance noises may occur. After replacement, the engine will run more smoothly and stably, providing a more comfortable driving experience. Below is an introduction to engine mounts: Eliminating Resonance: The engine generates certain vibrations during operation. Engine mounts contain rubber components that can eliminate the resonance produced by the engine. Pressure Reduction: Some mounts also feature hydraulic oil pressure reduction, serving the same primary purpose. If the mounts are damaged, the vibrations from the engine will cause the entire body to vibrate. Notes: Typically, there are three engine mounts fixed to the body frame. If one is damaged and not replaced promptly, it disrupts the balance, accelerating the damage to the other two.