If your motor mount is falling apart, or you notice excessive engine movement, it is time to replace one or more of your mounts. This how-to shows you how to replace the front motor mount. This is the mount located on the left side when looking at the engine from the front of the car. This how-to was written by ninteyonez24, with image labeling and additional diagrams provided by myself, moonwell.

Locate the front motor mount. Use the below diagram to help you throughout this how-to.

Jack up your car enough that you can get underneath. Jack up the engine to take the weight off the mount. You can use a regular floor jack with a block of wood in between the jack and the oil pan, so you don't cause any unnecessary damage.

Remove inner fender shield (big pan looking thing under the car).

Remove charcoal canister (black round thing with plugs and pipes in it near sliver A/C thing)

Remove two top bolts that are near the taken out charcoal canister.

Remove bolts holding mount to engine.

Remove bolt on the bottom by the A/C compressor (watch out for this, there is a welded nut in the frame where the bolt goes, the nut is welded to a thing that looks like a bent tongue depressor, which holds onto a cutout in the frame which holds the mount, DO NOT LOSE THIS or you will be very unhappy in the hours to come looking for it)

Remove mount(duh!), and Install new mount(duh!)

Install bottom nut with the funny tongue depressor. The diagram in step one lists all the necessary torque specs for all the bolts.

Install two top bolts.

Install engine mount bolts (you may have to pry the motor in the direction you need it to go in in order to get the side bolts in, you also may have to lower/raise the motor depending on how high you raised it in the first place, i actually had to raise it by the compressor on occasion in order to get it just right) *NOTE* do steps 10-12 in any order that works good, and install all the bolts loosely at first so you can wiggle and jiggle that mother around a bit, just take your time and don’t strip anything!

Install inner fender shield and the charcoal canister.

Lower the car, and you are done. No more bouncing motor!