Dozz 8 Posted Sunday at 03:49 PM Is it the offside (timing belt/chain end) which is oil filled? It's probably just me I've got over sensitive nerves in my right hand and arm due to an old injury but I'm sure there's a different vibration coming through the steering wheel linked to engine revs. 2.0 tdci powershift. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
1979Damian 775 Posted Monday at 01:25 PM 21 hours ago, Dozz said: Is it the offside (timing belt/chain end) which is oil filled? It's probably just me I've got over sensitive nerves in my right hand and arm due to an old injury but I'm sure there's a different vibration coming through the steering wheel linked to engine revs. 2.0 tdci powershift. Yes, on Ford's if there's a fluid filled engine mount it's always the timing side of the engine (driver's side if looking at the car and it's right hand drive). There have a been a few threads on here over the years about the MK3 Focus factory fitted mounts being too soft and/or not lasting very long. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Dozz 8 Posted Tuesday at 08:19 PM The reason I ask is the rh mount is dry and looks fine but I'm not sure about the rest. Unfortunately I'm unable to crawl under or over the car at the moment do can't check the rest Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
1979Damian 775 Posted Wednesday at 09:05 AM 12 hours ago, Dozz said: The reason I ask is the rh mount is dry and looks fine but I'm not sure about the rest. Unfortunately I'm unable to crawl under or over the car at the moment do can't check the rest That's the only fluid filled mount, the others are just rubber and metal. They're all doable but it's not the time of year to laying on your back on a cold road with the car on ramps/axle stands. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
