alright i drive a 97 ek with a d15b swap. everytime when i drive my car and step on the clutch to shift gears or anythin it makes a loud "KADUNK" sound. is this a bad motor mount?? or what can it be?

 

do you have the stabilizer mounts on

 

bad rear mount i bet - it will soon rip a hole in your transmission. i don't have stabilizer mounts on and i'm just fine.

 

yea my friend told me i have a bad rear mount awhile back. but what u mean it will rip a hole in my transmission??? err.. how do i know if theres a hole in my trannsmission yet?? can it be fixd??? damn

 

someone?

 

Everytime you shift it knocks?

 

yea basically.. well everytime im drivin mainly off 1st gear its loudest, im drivin then i step on my clutch to put in neutral or to shift to 2nd and it makes a KADUNK sound like my motor shook my car

 

my accord did that too

it sounds like the whole motor just hit the firewall or something.

my rear mount was bad, i just never got around to fixing it, and now i dont have the accord. but id say that was it

 

1. You will not get a ******* hole in your transmission.
2. It makes that sound because the rubber within the mount is fucked.
3. The bolt is now able to come in contact with the metal mount and is making that clanking sound.

P.S. Its amazing what some people say these days.

 

ohhh aiite. do u think its better to buy a new motor mount at honda or should i pic one up at the junkyard. i dont have that much moneyto spare but if its a MUST then i will. does it make a big difference?

 

up

 

someone

 

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i would get a new one, or one with low mileage on it

 

Ever since I messed up my cv joint its been knocking when I shift. That could be your problem.

 

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Have you even bothered to check your mounts to see if they are the problem? Honda-Tech.com can't fix your car for you. Take a look at it yourself before you go throwing money at it.