Technician A says powertrain mounts are typically made out of solid steel or aluminum to withstand the power of the engine. Technician B says fluid leaks can cause powertrain mounts to get soft and become faulty. Who is correct?

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Powertrain mounts are typically made of rubber or a combination of rubber and metal, not solid steel or aluminum, to absorb vibrations. Fluid leaks can indeed cause the rubber in the mounts to deteriorate, making them soft and faulty.

Technician a Says Powertrain Mounts Are Typically Made Out of Solid