I Tried Installing a Rear Motor Mount in my Toyota Celica.

Описание: Honestly, just a skill issue at this point. The mechanic got it to fit.

The Video Tutorial I followed by TRQ:    • How to Replace Rear Engine Mount 2003-2008...  

I don't know if TRQ was scrambling through footage of their other videos, or genuinely removed 2 other motor mounts to get to the rear.

The other video I followed:    • Rear Motor Mount Replacement 2002 - 2008 T...  

The corollas have a lot more space between the engine and the firewall.

The Mount Kit I bought: https://a-premium.com/product/4-Pcs-E...

I think they're sold out by the time of recording this video, but you can easily get similar ones from Rockauto if needed. I'd recommend going with OEM only if you can afford it. With all aftermarket parts, there's the chance of getting a part that barely doesn't fit by a few millimeters as the rear mount I got needed one of the studs to move, or at least be bent by just a few degrees. In the end I'm satisfied with the product I purchased. Anything would've been better than the 25 year old completely worn out mounts I had before. No more cabin noise/vibrations. If I ever want to add polyurethane mounts to my car, I'll do so in the future. I like the rubber ones for now.

3/4 Mounts are installed at the time of editing this. I was saving the best for last since it is the EASIEST! The Front Mount is NEXT!!!!!!!

Also, don't remove the bracket if you don't have to. Getting the converter out is way easier.

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