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what causes engine mounts to break
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1. Age and Wear: Like many car components, engine mounts weaken over time due to regular wear and tear. The stress of supporting and stabilizing the engine and absorbing its vibrations can lead to the eventual failure of the mounts.
2. Exposure to Heat: Excessive heat from the engine can damage the rubber or other materials most engine mounts are made from.
3. Oil Leaks: Engine oil can leak onto the mounts, deteriorating the rubber and causing them to break down or weaken over time.
4. Driving Habits: Aggressive driving, such as hard acceleration, braking, or sharp turns, can strain the mounts and cause them to break faster.
5. Car Accidents: Car accidents can apply tremendous force to engine mounts, causing them to crack or break.
6. Poor Quality: Low-quality engine mounts or improper installation can also lead to early failures.
7. Mechanical Errors: Faulty alignments, unbalanced tires, or errors in other related mechanical components can put more strain on the engine mounts than normal, leading to their failure.
2. Exposure to Heat: Excessive heat from the engine can damage the rubber or other materials most engine mounts are made from.
3. Oil Leaks: Engine oil can leak onto the mounts, deteriorating the rubber and causing them to break down or weaken over time.
4. Driving Habits: Aggressive driving, such as hard acceleration, braking, or sharp turns, can strain the mounts and cause them to break faster.
5. Car Accidents: Car accidents can apply tremendous force to engine mounts, causing them to crack or break.
6. Poor Quality: Low-quality engine mounts or improper installation can also lead to early failures.
7. Mechanical Errors: Faulty alignments, unbalanced tires, or errors in other related mechanical components can put more strain on the engine mounts than normal, leading to their failure.
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