Brian Eslick from How to Automotive http://www.howtoautomotive.com takes you step-by-step through the process of replacing the main engine mount on a 2006-2012 Nissan Versa. This is the lower mount on the passenger side. This car had engine vibrations coming from the right side engine mount.
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Good video. Thank you for explaining.
How often do these mounts need to be replaced? Seems like I have to replace the mounts every 2 years!
How often do these parts need to be replaced? I’ve had all my mounts changed it seems every 2 years with regular driving. Is this typical?
So what was wrong with the old motor mount? You didn't show us.
can't imagine it getting much easier for a motor mount than this car!
10 out of 10 mate
Thanks brother to show us how to do this job .
Could the motor mount make u lose power
I owned a 2006 hatchback. It was the starter vehicle in the Nissan line. The motor mounts weren't very durable.
Good video many thanks for it.
thank you brotha man
Your the best
Wow that’s so simple. Well done thanks a lot!
One of the best-described repair videos I have seen in general (part numbers, stats, torque [kinda] tools needed, tool size, etc).
1.6 OR 1.8 ?
Would you know where the driver side mount is located ?
Do you by chance know if the blower motor resistor on the Chevy Astro van are know for going out? I'm on the second Astro van we on a 98 model this time and this one went out as well.