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Originally Posted by Chan Chee Hoe I have heard[don't know true or false],our cars comes with a active electronic controlled engine mounting,maybe it becomes harder when the revs rise above
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I don't think this is true. I looked in the Service Manual at the exploded view, they show the engine mounts (there's 3, one on each side and one at the rear), and there's no indication of any kind of electrical (or other) connections to them, they're just standard rubber/urethane/whatever mounts.
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