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Can anyone provide me a picture or two of a good rear motor/trans mount that is near the firewall on a 2001 bonneville? I would like to see a picture so that I can reference the picture to my mount when I look at it. I am suspecting that my rear mount is bad because I have already torn two front trans mounts and I had to recently revert back to my hockey puck mount. Not a fan of the puck mount because of the excessive vibration in the cabin.
Thanks for help if you have pictures......
TTERZ
Thanks for help if you have pictures......
TTERZ
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I know this doesn't answer your question, but when I did my solid mount I added another puck above the engine bracket. The stack from top to bottom (not including washers) is double nut, cross member, 3 pucks, engine bracket, 1 puck and double nut. By adding the 4th puck above the engine bracket you isolate some of the vibration. Not all. Some.
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Thanks for the information. I do have the additional puck on top with a small notch in it so that it sits flat on the metal cross brace. Still getting a little more vibration than I want though......I am kind of pickie!! Maybe there is more vibration because back mount is not doing its job??? Not sure...have not looked at it yet.
If noone has pictures, can someone offer me a discount part store part number for the part so that I get the right one? Autozone part # maybe?
Thanks for the information. I do have the additional puck on top with a small notch in it so that it sits flat on the metal cross brace. Still getting a little more vibration than I want though......I am kind of pickie!! Maybe there is more vibration because back mount is not doing its job??? Not sure...have not looked at it yet.
If noone has pictures, can someone offer me a discount part store part number for the part so that I get the right one? Autozone part # maybe?
Last edited by tterz; 10-27-2009 at 05:55 PM.
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I have a GM part number list for your year at home. I'll take a look tonight. Any automotive store can cross referecne OEM part numbers.
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