Engine Mount replacement & repair in London made easy

An engine mount is the connection link from the engine to the vehicles chassis or body shell. An engine mount usually consists of a combination of rubber and metal components. The metal part(s) are bolted to the engine and the vehicle's body and the rubber in between provides the absorption of the vibrations from the engine and protection the other way from the shock and jarring from the road.

• Mechanic will inspect the chassis and its mounting points.
• If necessary, the mechanic will replace the damaged or worn engine mount.
• Mechanic will advise if any other parts need to be replaced.

Unless you are a qualified mechanic with the required skills, training and equipment to do the job, we strongly recommend an engine mount replacement is only carried out by a professional mechanic. ClickMechanic can help get you a vetted and local mechanic to carry out the work. Just enter your postcode and your car's registration number at the top of this page and select the work needed to get an instant fixed price up front.

• When the engine vibrates more than usual.
• When there is knocking noises coming from the engine bay.
• When the car vibrates whilst driving (under acceleration or, going uphill).
• When a mount leaks, provided the mounts are hydraulic mounts.

On average, engine mount replacement times can range from 1 to 1.5 hours with an average of 1.25 hours. The time that the job takes will depend on a number of factors, like your vehicle's make and model, year, as well as other factors. Select your car at the top of this page for information on job time and cost for your vehicle through ClickMechanic.

Over time, the engine mount can wear just like most rubber components. Due to wear and tear as well as being exposed continuously to the changing conditions within the engine bay, the mounts can crack, become brittle, spongy or even disintegrate.

In some cases a damaged or worn out engine mount can cause severe damage to the drive train, potentially breaking components of the transmission or engine. Should you experience problems like those noted earlier then it is important to have the engine mounts inspected as soon as possible and, if necessary, have a mount replaced.

Driving with bad engine mounts can impact the performance of the car and can lead to engine damage. If you suspect there is any issue with your differential fluid or there are concerns about its age or condition, book an inspection with a professional mechanic immediate effect.

Yes, a worn engine mount can result in an MOT failure as the MOT rules state that body corrosion close to an engine mounting should deemed as a fail if it's so severe that it results in excessive movement.

Technically, it is likely possible to drive with broken engine mount for a number of miles but it is not safe and not recommended to do. Broken mounts can cause extensive damage to the engine and transmission if you continue to drive. You will need to get it checked ASAP by a qualified mechanic and get it replaced to prevent further damage.