2005 Toyota Camry Torque Rod Motor Mount Replacement 2AZFE - Engine Shaking Fix

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Make/Model: Toyota Camry
Year: 2005 (Generation 5, 2003-2006)
Engine: 2.4L Inline 4 - 2AZFE

Problem: There was a little bit of extra vibration when driving which seemed to be coming from the engine. Inspecting the mounts showed that the torque rod mount was weak.

Solution: Replace torque rod mount, ensuring it is tightened down to keep engine from rocking. Consider inspecting and replacing other motor mounts if needed.

Parts Used:

- Part # B9148 - UPC # 13321233798

Tools Used:
- Gloves (optional)

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Комментарии

Thank you sir, you saved me over $150.
Bought my part at amazon and did it myself thanks to you.

clavear

I have to replace the same thing on my lady's car. Pretty straight forward, it seems. Now I know. Thanks for sharing.

NicknamedSin

Mine just gave out today and I was so mad because I thought it would be a super expensive part but this will help me a lot.

f_destroyer

Be sure to change all 4 motor mounts, And make sure not to buy cheap low price motor mounts. After replacing all 4 of them you will steal feel the shaking and knocking vibration, Because of the low quality rubber that it is made out of. So do yourself a favor and pay for the good ones and do it right the 1st time

sntruck

Thank you for saving me money n a trip to a garage...for real..thank you kind sir

Brian-vktz

If you need to change the other lower motor mounts just look up how to change the control arm because the motor mount is blocking the control arms

kneebarx

You just saved my life buddy...My serpentine belt had broken as well.

livinnlaffn

Pro tip on these torque mounts, rock auto doesn't list them directly. Find the oem part number, paste it into rock auto and the torque mounts show up. 15 dollars before shipping for a new mount compared to $100+ for oem

firstlast---

Great video, but... If your holes don't line up, you are in for a long day! To line up the holes, you have to use pry bars (I hear) and move the motor around. I finally put the old, worn out one back in and will wait for a better day to try again.

sweathe