While driving the consumer could hear noise, it was later found that the fan had been hitting up against the frame causing the passenger side motor mounts to shear off on both sides. It was also determined that the motor dropped and shifted into the radiator.

- Belmont, NC, USA

On two separate occasions while driving one time on the hwy at 60 mph & another at 20 mph in a school zone heard a loud noise like a blown out tire & the fan blade hitting the fan guard.

- Utica, MS, USA

While driving at 25 mph, consumer hit a small bump (culvert under road) and it sounded like a large pot hole had been hit. Looking in the rear view mirror, the driver saw (and later retrieved) a bolt bouncing down the road. Engine sounded deeper initially, and then a louder knocking sound started. The driver stopped and noticed that the fan was hitting the shroud and called a wrecker. The bolts to the motor mount had broken and the engine had dropped several inches. The problem was fixed.16 days later the top weld on the driver's-side door hinge broke away, leaving only the bottom hinge holding the door in place.

- Rumford, ME, USA

Three bolts to the engine mount broke while on freeway, and engine popped. Also, cooling fan cut transmission hose so that fan could not turn, and car overheated. Consumer had to exit immediately, and almost had an accident.

- El Monte, CA, USA

Passenger's side motor mount bolts sheared off while driving at 20 mph, then car started vibrating. Also, fan blade hit fan shroud, and vehicle was undriveable.

- Morris Town, NJ, USA

Hit bump at @20 mph, sheared motor mount bolts off right side of engine. Engine dropped and hit chassis with clutch fan. Radiator and fan shroud also damaged.

- Tuckahoe, NY, USA

Hit bump at @20 mph, sheared motor mount bolts off right side of engine. Engine dropped and hit chassis with clutch fan. Radiator and fan shroud also damaged.

- Tuckahoe, NY, USA