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2 Engine mount replacement - Vibration and noise after

dodge neon 2002 engine mounts sxt

Replaced 2 engine mounts. One on top, one on bottom.  Mechanic used one Dodge mount and one generic.,  Car now  has had loud noise when driving, sounds souped up and has excessive vibration when driving and especially at stoping for  lights.  Appreciate any help regarding these problems.

Thanks.

bporternoho@cs.com


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