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Jeep Engine Mount Torque Strut secures the engine in place, eliminates vibration, and eliminates twist, which can cause mount strains in any Jeep driver when you smash the throttle, and thus makes the rough trails feel like a paved highway. Jeep has developed a reputation that they have trust in since 1945 with stout frames, open air cabins, and the new Selec-Terrain dial, which changes between snow and sand in a few seconds, voice control and over the air updates making every Jeep up to date and relevant on the long road trips. Jeep has big tires, solid community spirit and genuine four wheel drive that enable it to cruise through city roads and drive through muddy hilltops with no drama. The Engine Mount Torque Strut, also known as a dogbone, is situated between the powerplant and subframe and prevents engine roll, as well as absorbs drive line shock to maintain alignment. A new Engine Mount Torque Strut is easy to install. Position the Jeep on a flat surface, apply the brake, place wheel chocks and use a jack and wood block to position the powertrain. Unbolt the shields or the air box, be sure to record the orientation of the old strut, and remove the fasteners and slide it out. Install the new Engine Mount Torque Strut and position with bushings, begin bolts by hand, lower the jack a little, and torque bolts to spec. Replace removed parts, lower the vehicle, and make quick test drive, which is a confirmation of smooth acceleration.