My 94 concorde slams when I acellerate or slow down. I also feel it standing still - foot on brake- when I shift from D to R. Transmission shifts smoothly. I was told to check motor mounts. Mechanic said they were fine. Could anything else cause this problem? The slamming is not severe, but I ruined the A/C lines because of this on another car once. Is replacement of mounts a difficult or expensive job?
Thanks
Take it to another technician without even looking back to the one that told you all was ok. The transmission mount is bad. And that is just common sense to diagnose that one!!
Glenn Beasley Chrysler Tech
What the devil is "slamming??" The doors slam when you slow down? Sounds like a tranny or motor mount to me, if what I perceives to be happening is happening.
Is the banging from under the AT shifter console? Could be a worn rear AT mount.
Try the transmission mount, right in the back of the engine/tranny assembley. It sounds like that. All the rubber wears out of it.
The transmission mount is broken. It is at the rear of the transaxle, and is the one mount that takes the whole fore/aft rocking torque of the drivetrain. Your mechanic SHOULD have checked it along with the two engine mounts on the sides of the engine. Time for a new mechanic.
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