The e30 gods have punished me.

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  • J Mid
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    Originally posted by Powling
    If your mechanic is telling you the engine mount crack is cosmetic and not to worry about it YOU NEED TO FIND A NEW MECHANIC RIGHT NOW.


    That was the first shop it was in, the one its at right now hasn't even said anything about it, but that would be because he has mainly just done coding.


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  • Powling
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    Originally posted by J Mid
    Was told not to be concerned with it, not keeping the car, not worried about it.


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    If your mechanic is telling you the engine mount crack is cosmetic and not to worry about it YOU NEED TO FIND A NEW MECHANIC RIGHT NOW.

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  • stonea
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    OP have you thought about unloaded the car as and listing it as a mechanics special? Your lack of knowledge is kind of concerning. I know we all have to start somewhere, but starting on a project like this probably isn't the smartest thing. Sell it, pay your grandparents back the best you can, and then buy a Bentley manual and start tinkering with your e30 and start from there.

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  • ThatM20Guy
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    Originally posted by parkerbink
    Why is this still a thing?


    I second this statement


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  • e30davie
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    Nothing is impossible.

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  • J Mid
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    Originally posted by jmg
    No, you don't have to completely remove the engine. Just like you don't have to remove the axles from the car to change a tire. :D


    Maybe that is why the engine is louder than normal?!? Its not totally stable on that mount. That would be nice but with my luck the whole engine is probably about to blow up (:


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  • jmg
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    Originally posted by J Mid
    I'm obviously not experienced on the topic elaborate? The mounts can be replaced without the removal of the engine?


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    No, you don't have to completely remove the engine. Just like you don't have to remove the axles from the car to change a tire. :D

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  • Matt-B
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    Google.com

    You need to search and learn. Google engine mount removal.

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  • J Mid
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    Originally posted by Matt-B
    are you joking?



    the engine uses them to MOUNT to subframe.



    there not just floating in place.





    sell e30 buy honda


    I'm obviously not experienced on the topic elaborate? The mounts can be replaced without the removal of the engine?


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  • Matt-B
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    Originally posted by J Mid
    Doesn't the engine need to be lifted to replace them!

    Sounds expensive

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    are you joking?

    the engine uses them to MOUNT to subframe.

    there not just floating in place.


    sell e30 buy honda

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  • J Mid
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    The e30 gods have punished me.

    Originally posted by jmg
    The mounts are $100 each.


    Doesn't the engine need to be lifted to replace them!

    Sounds expensive

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  • jmg
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    Originally posted by J Mid
    The dealership didn't even notice it, only 1/4 shops the car has been in has said anything about it. They showed me pictures of it.


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    The mounts are $100 each.

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  • jmg
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    Originally posted by Javier h
    What would you say if the best reliable modern BMW platform?
    The only reliable modern BMW is a BMW under warranty.

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  • abrokenframe
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    Depending on the plastic and location of the crack, maybe find someone with one of these? I've heard they work wonders.

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  • parkerbink
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    Why is this still a thing?

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