* Front: One or two mounts are located at the front of the engine, typically connecting to the engine block near the transmission bellhousing and supporting the engine from the front of the vehicle's chassis.
* Rear: A mount is located at the rear of the engine, usually connecting to the engine block near the transmission and supporting the engine from the rear of the chassis.
* Transmission Mount: While not strictly an *engine* mount, the transmission mount is closely associated and helps support the entire powertrain. It's located underneath the transmission, usually towards the rear.
Precise location requires visual inspection: The exact placement can vary slightly depending on the engine (3.3L or 3.8L) and any specific modifications. To find them, you'll need to look underneath the vehicle (safely supported on jack stands). They'll be large rubber or hydraulic mounts connecting the engine and transmission to the vehicle's frame.
Caution: Working under a vehicle is dangerous. Always use jack stands and follow proper safety procedures. If you are not comfortable performing this yourself, take your vehicle to a qualified mechanic.
