2006 Chrysler Town & Country "rubber mounts" Questions

...mounts. Make sure the rubber is not broken on the mounts. If noise is more prevalent on turns then check the boots on CV joints for leakage. There could be weather cracks or tears on the rubber boots ...

...try spraying dry silicon lubricant from a can to the strut mounts and suspension bushings. Do not use oil or grease, oil base lubricant will eat away the rubber bushings. Good luck and keep me

...mounts are faulty. I assume this is an auto transmission the drive is being picked up and the engine is kicking slightly due to the rubber mount is worn. Open the hood and check it with someone (you ...

...does not want to come out. Any thoughts? try to spray it with wd40. should pull out sometimes the rubber o-rings hold it good. hope this is a ...

...mounts/bearing plates or the rubber bumpstops under them. Either way, the strut assemblies have to be removed and dis-assembled to replace them. So he is probably figuring on replacing these items as ...

...separation, I have seen this many times on a tire that looks brand new, but for some reason the rubber will start to separating causing bumps and rough rides, you would know right away. I doubt

...transmisison or engine mount. These hold the engine and trans in place and usually have a rubber part that can wear out. Either a trans shop or regular mechanic will need to diagnose. I ...

...lower air inlet housing to the upper air inlet housing and remove the lower HVAC housing. Push the rubber grommet through the opening in the lower air inlet housing. Route the blower motor wire lead ...

...right next to the horn, behind the right headlight, to the rear of the vehicle. Locate a small 2" rubber hose that connects the front line to the rear line under the air box. Most likely this small ...

...friend ugh.:( Could even be a loose body mount, or maybe the spring wore through the plastic/rubber shield at the bottom. Could also be the top of the strut, that part can be replaced by