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Old 04-03-2014, 11:35 PM   #22
Chevy3+3
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Re: Help, Loud engine noise!

Best way to check for a bad motor mount yourself is to open the hood and with the truck running. Put it into gear and act as if your going to power brake your truck. While your doing this look through the gap between your hood and cowl. Don't be afraid to give it the gas because you trying to duplicate the same torque when your driving. If your mount is broke the engine will lift up on one side in drive. If it doesn't then try to power brake your truck in reverse to check the other mount.

Its pretty easy to figure it out once you see the motor try and climb out from under the hood, lol.
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