MitzEclipse

Hi All,

I just noticed it when my friend was putting my car from park -> reverse -> drive and I had the hood open - the entire engine basically jerks while being shifted. Is this normal? Is something lose?

I have a 1995 Acura Integra Special Edition, Automatic.

Thank you

ls_101

they all do it, you can reduce it by putting poly mounts in but otherwise dont worry its normal

pirate252

If it is exsessive it may be from one of your motor mounts being broken

93Nteg

Check the mounts.

MrFatbooty

https://www.honda-acura.net/forums/s...d.php?t=128656

MitzEclipse

Thank you for the replies - my engine jerks almost like the ones in the video on the thread that MrFatbooty linked (thanks for that link)

No one came to the conclusion it was the engine mounts... is it? Anyone know? Is this normal or should I do something about it? I don't want anything to get worse...

MrFatbooty

Basically the transmission shifting causes the drivetrain to torque at its mounts. Over time the mounts get worn down and offer less resistance to that torque. So yeah most likely it's the mounts are worn which is why you're noticing the drivetrain jerking around more.

MitzEclipse

How hard is it to fix/change the mounts? Any idea how much the mounts cost? Do you need any special equipment or is it fairly easy to fix?

Thank you!

Rice_Barn

mounts are easy to fix. un bolt, pull, replace, bolt. cost, depends on where you get them from. the hard parts are; unbolting~how much road grime has accumulated? And linning up the engine/tran to re bolt. both easy to deal with, but heads up.

MrFatbooty

You also should support the drivetrain with a transmission jack or something similar while pulling the mounts.