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Engine mount play.

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Old Apr 4th, 2020, 09:07   #1
leswindeler
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Default Engine mount play.

Hi folks.

This week I fitted new suspension shocks and top mounts to my V70, however, there is still a slight knocking noise. Drop links are quite new too, as are the lower arms.
I had a good look around and whilst under the car yesterday I levered up on the bottom of the engine and saw that it lifted a very small amount at the engine mount bush, the one under the cam belt end.
My question is, is a small amount of play normal, or should it be more solid.

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