Solid Motor Mounts with POLYURETHANE - DOES IT WORK? (FIX/How To)
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2021
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In todays video we will be figuring out if Polyurethane Sealant is the ULTIMATE Motor Mount FIX. 25+ Years is a long time for Motor Mount Bushings to survive. In my case, the bushing was completely shot and popping out of the actual mount causing bad shifts, excessive motor movement, and loss of power.
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Car: 1994 Honda Civic Coupe, D16Z6 TURBO Engine, Driver side mount repair
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Bro thank you for actually showing what the bushing actually is doing before and after under load.
Yeah man! I was quite happy to see what actual difference it makes on camera
Tried that in the past and it did not bind to the rubber or metal and took a life time to dry. I will try window weld next time.
I tried this it worked much better than I thought it would though I didn't really read the dry time I assumed 24hr and when after 24hr still wet I went online to check and yeah needs 1 whole week.. I decided to run it like that anyways and it worked well anyhow no more play in my bushing.. Not sure how long it will last.. I may redo it again with window sealer since that take 24hr instead or just replace the bushing.. since the sealer is quite expensive as well..
Thank you Brother
If you really want to repair mounts with that stuff, you'll have to do it in stages since that kind of polyurethane isn't meant to be spread thick. Once it skins up the part that hasn't cured yet is protected by the drying skin, just as if it's still in the tube protected from drying. You'll see what I mean. I first glued my broken rubber with Loctite Stik 'n' Seal Outdoor Adhesive, let it dry 24 yours, then I gooped all that Roof and Flashing into the mount and filled it up. Who knows if it will ever fully dry this century. I'm calling it a "viscous coupling" for now.
Haha I like it. I will try that next time when I get another civic/ integra. Good advice man👍
Would putting them in the oven at a low temperature help?
@@RamBam84 It will probably just make your house smell. It really sits there in a gooey state for at least a week. Putting it in the oven probably wouldn't hurt, but I mean, how long could you leave it there? Three days? I did mine in the Summer and left the part in my garage where it was hot and dry, and it still took forever. What if the oven heat causes bubbling? I dunno🤔.
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What if you were to glue the mount to the car? Assuming you sand both surfaces down to the metal, would that work? It's very off topic from this but I have a free 2009 sentra that I really want to put a salvage yard rogue engine into. Essentially upgrading from the mr20de motor to the qr25de motor. Or 2.0l to the 2.5l. On paper, this is technically a sentra SE-R swap. Everything down to the mounts line up perfectly. Except for one torque mount bracket that, on the se-r, is.welded to the car before painted. It looks like it's just a bit of stamp steel cutout. So would I be better off bolting a peice of improvised metal to the car? Or is there a glue that would work just fine? It's sketch I know
How long did the engine mount last with polyurethane.
I just did this to a trans mount on my a4 that was completely separated but I used loctite PL 8x polyurethane construction adhesive, from what I read online this shit will make them rock hard and it has 24h cure time. It's drying right now but I'm looking forward to the results, before it felt like my trans was gonna fly thru my floorboard.
How did that work compared to polyurethane?
@@BoostWanted feels almost like solid mounts at first, now that it's settled in a bit it's nice, very firm.
Bill did the PL 8x work for you?
Your videos are getting better. This was a good one to watch.
Thanks man!
How can we speed up the cure time? A week!
Heat gun, oven, any ideas?
Heat gun would probably work, but maybe try a polyurethane that has a shorter cure time and stiffer hardness
You need 3m window weld. The hardness is not there with the product you used. You basically put caulk or RTV in your mount that's make for flexing and sealing. I've tried many methods before I went and just bought some nice mounts. You can put more power to the tire instead of flexing your engine/trans absorbing alot of the lost energy.
I will definitely be getting aftermarket mounts soon, your right though it does have a bit too much flex. Have you ever used any engine torque dampers before? I wonder how those behave under high torque
I think the loctite is the way to go for a regular daily driven economy car. I bought new mounts for my 2006 Civic and will be using the loctite to help prolong their life. Another video said loctite is 40 durameter and 3m is about 80.
hmm 2 part polyurethane epoxy would work better coz it doesnt need oxygen to penitrate. i think the people who have success with this stuff or window weld first use brake cleaner/solvent which cracks up the prexisting rubber inside and maybe makes cracks for air to get in? not sure.
This product is awesome as a seam sealer, I use it all the time BUT is soft with a shore (duro) of A25 to 30 which is way too soft for Motor mounts or suspension bushings.
You need sometime A70 to like 80 like the 3M windshield caulk.
Have a cup ready with water and dip you finger in when shaping the tigerseal, also have wetwipes for excess sealant, gloves are a no go for a quality finish 😂
If one mount is old and cracked they all are.
Best practice is to replace (glue in your case)
all motor mounts same time and the transmission mount. Most places online sell all mounts as a kit. Just sayin
polyurethane takes how long to dry when repairs engine mounting
I agree. Would have turned out a lot better if it dried for 1-2 weeks
Of course it doesn't feel like a new mount. It's a solid filled poly. It shouldn't feel like a new mount. You sacrifice comfort and smoothness for strength.
Get inserts
I have full poly now, vibrates like crazy though
@Boost Wanted that sucks well hope u fixed ur issue
lmao hot air intake
Lol no joke. It’s running open turbo now
100$ for a set
Will be picking up a set soon, wanted to see how this worked first
Lol ? And no offense but why did you show 7 days on the test ride and you said 3 days later after? And you left the air filter loose and it look like you didn’t but the bolt mount back to the frame Well at least you did try
I DID THIS AND IS ALL CRAP. NOISE AND CHAKE, VIBRATION AS HELL. THIS IS NO, NO,NO,NO