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      11-02-2018, 05:26 PM   #26
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Drives: 2010 335d Sport, Tuned
Join Date: Jun 2017
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Originally Posted by cm335d View Post
Just replaced my motor and tranny mounts this weekend. Took about 4 hours total from start to bonnet closed and tools all put away. Here's a few links of the old vs new parts for comparison (new is on the left). The drive side mount was worn, but not riding on the bump stop. The passenger side, however, was shot and riding on the stop. This combination resulted in the increased vibration felt in the car, and very noticeable noise when taking hard left turns under power/speed. The old tranny mounts looked and felt fine to me, but I replaced them anyhow since I was there and had the parts on hand. They are only $7 each for the Lemforder tranny mounts anyhow.
Also replaced the vacuum lines, since I had the opportunity and the new factory vacuum line on hand.
The car is like new again. This project was worthwhile and yielded some satisfying results. My car has 109k miles on it by the way. If you're over 100k, I'd recommend looking at replacing your mounts soon.

Driver Side: https://photos.app.goo.gl/CAQkY1R3qHNMdVaX6

Passenger Side: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Ki6VvMJTyhC1HUAP6

Tranny Mounts: https://photos.app.goo.gl/VemxFyjHJjC8B9yL8
How difficult was it to route the new vacuum lines for these mounts?
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