Engine / Gearbox Mounts
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Engine / Gearbox Mounts
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Does anybody know if the engine / gearbox mounts can be replaced with the engine still in situ or is it a complete engine out job ???
I suspect mine are getting a bit weak and sloppy as I'm getting transmission / engine thump when changing gears or rolling off the throttle after acceleration
Cheers
Mike
Does anybody know if the engine / gearbox mounts can be replaced with the engine still in situ or is it a complete engine out job ???
I suspect mine are getting a bit weak and sloppy as I'm getting transmission / engine thump when changing gears or rolling off the throttle after acceleration
Cheers
Mike
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710N's, afterrun mod, MRC Generic Map & RS246 sticker
Kwack ZX7R & DRZ400 supermoto
Had a similar problem with my car, turned out it was the front mount for the rear diff it had aged and gone soft, no tears or splits but just soft after 8 years getting slowly cooked by the exhaust.
check to see if there are any marks on the underside of the body as it can get so bad that the diff hits the underside of the car on gear changes or quickly getting on or off the throttle. Garage spotted it on a service and its about £100 to replace, theres a full write up on changing it Audiworld i think.
check to see if there are any marks on the underside of the body as it can get so bad that the diff hits the underside of the car on gear changes or quickly getting on or off the throttle. Garage spotted it on a service and its about £100 to replace, theres a full write up on changing it Audiworld i think.
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Mike,
After stripping my old one I would say they can be done in situ. Just drop the subframe a little and you should be able to replace them. Job would be a whole lot easier on a ramp of course.
Would be interested to experience this knock as I don't know if mine is the same way. Mine seems to have a bit of 'take up' when coming off the clutch a bit quick (although I don't know how much of that is standard due to quattro) and it's got the APR snub mount on.
John
After stripping my old one I would say they can be done in situ. Just drop the subframe a little and you should be able to replace them. Job would be a whole lot easier on a ramp of course.
Would be interested to experience this knock as I don't know if mine is the same way. Mine seems to have a bit of 'take up' when coming off the clutch a bit quick (although I don't know how much of that is standard due to quattro) and it's got the APR snub mount on.
John
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John, It was present when we did that logging the other weekend, I thought I mentioned it at the time.
On a slightly different note I seem to recall somebody mentioning that the mounts are oil filled on the S4 is this correct or am I going mad
On a slightly different note I seem to recall somebody mentioning that the mounts are oil filled on the S4 is this correct or am I going mad
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710N's, afterrun mod, MRC Generic Map & RS246 sticker
Kwack ZX7R & DRZ400 supermoto
710N's, afterrun mod, MRC Generic Map & RS246 sticker
Kwack ZX7R & DRZ400 supermoto
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