Compatibility:
Front Engine Motor Mount For 2012-2014 Honda Civic
1.8L for Auto Trans.
Package Includes:
EMT9885B / A65031HY A65087 / 9885 / EM-7148 1PCS
Specifications:
QUALITY COMMITMENT
– Only natural and Styrene Butadiene rubber is used to provide premium abrasion resistance and aging stability to ensure maximum life and performance
– All rubber material is manufactured to specific Durometer (hardness) measurements based on vehicle application requirements
– All fasteners are made of hardened steel with heat treated bolts
– Hydraulic Mounts are specifically engineered for high vibration and torque applications and are filled with special hydraulic fluid to dampen excess noise and vibration
– All engine mounts are specifically engineered and designed to OEM standards using the latest CAD/CAM engineering process to ensure the highest consistency and quality
What Happens if I Don’t Change my Motor Mounts?
No matter the quality of your engine mounts, they all begin to wear down after usage and eventually require replacement. Not replacing an engine mount that is past its prime can lead to the following:
Road risk
If an engine mount breaks off from an engine, there will no longer be effective support. Damaged components can create a safety hazard for yourself and other motorists if other components break or fly off due to engine mount wear.
Damage to the engine
Engine movement or misalignment may occur as a result of engine mount failure. Broken or worn engine mounts may cause the engine to slide around in all directions in the engine bay, something that is particularly noticeable when accelerating or driving at high speeds.
Damage caused to other components
The vibration generated from worn engine mounts can have a noticeable impact on other vehicle components, such as fan belts or radiator hoses, leading to stretching or snapping. So, replacing worn engine mounts is vital to the overall health of your machine.
If you experience any of these symptoms of worn engine mounts or suspect any of the reasons above may be relevant to your vehicle, it’s best to get the engine checked out and consider replacing the engine mounts.
