Is there any evidence that this works? Has anyone tried it? Having read topics on this site about vibration and noise this has come up as a possible solution, that and replacing engine mounts with NOS (softer). Any ideas would be welcome.
Regards, John.
Drilling holes in engine mounts.
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greendefender123
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Re: Drilling holes in engine mounts.
Arnt the ones from esm now soft?
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MikeNash
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Re: Drilling holes in engine mounts.
Dear Calf,
If you nip over to https://www.mmoc.org.uk/MessageBoard/vi ... =4&t=61183 you'll have your answer (and yes it works!)
Regards, MikeN.
If you nip over to https://www.mmoc.org.uk/MessageBoard/vi ... =4&t=61183 you'll have your answer (and yes it works!)
Regards, MikeN.
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Re: Drilling holes in engine mounts.
Sorry, that link doesn't look too good to me. Go to the "Mechanical" area and find "Engine mounts" for today's date the 1st of June. I'm fairly sure I used a 6mm drill.
Regards, MikeN.
Regards, MikeN.
Morris Minor, the car of the future. One day they will all look like this!
Re: Drilling holes in engine mounts.
Thanks for that info Mike. I'll give it a go. The link worked fine.
Regards, John.
Regards, John.