Engine mountings are generally comprise two steel plates. These steel plates can easily absorb magnificent vibration of the vehicle produced which is increase in acceleration. A strong bolt firmly holds the pates together with the engine. One end of the bolt is tightly sealed in the engine body while the other end passes through chassis into the 2nd plate, which is held in place with a lock nut. There is a thick rubber cushion (known as bushing) in between the two steel plates. It absorbs all the vibrations from the engine.

• Engine mount holds the engine to the bed of vehicle’s bonnet and acts as as the primary shock absorber.
• Engine mounts ensure stable running of engine.
• Provides high isolation value in the horizontal shear direction.
• Engine mountings are designed and fabricated in varied specifications keeping in mind the requirement of load deflection.
• It also helps in protecting other components of vehicle by reducing the effect of vibration produced by engines.