Crossmember "rubber mount"
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Re: Crossmember "rubber mount"
Transmission mount.
Can be had at the local parts store or various aftermarket companies.
Can be had at the local parts store or various aftermarket companies.
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Re: Crossmember "rubber mount"
You should look into getting any mount other than the rubber, I broke a few within a year; I drove it hard though.
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Re: Crossmember "rubber mount"
If you keep tearing the rubber mount I would try this first.
I tried two different ES Poly Mounts before this one.
This is my #94 post in the thread JamesC offered above.
= https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/tran...ml#post5790123
The easiest way to know the rubber mount is torn is when you put the car in drive or reverse and you get a bang between the front seats.
And the only way to see the tear is to place a piece of wood on the transmission pan so the jack does not damage it and lift it a little.
You will see the tear then.
I tried two different ES Poly Mounts before this one.
This is my #94 post in the thread JamesC offered above.
= https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/tran...ml#post5790123
The easiest way to know the rubber mount is torn is when you put the car in drive or reverse and you get a bang between the front seats.
And the only way to see the tear is to place a piece of wood on the transmission pan so the jack does not damage it and lift it a little.
You will see the tear then.
Last edited by Ron U.S.M.C.; 05-29-2017 at 06:29 PM.