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Old May 18, 2010 | 06:30 AM
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I have a 97 SSE, n/a. The body mounts are shot and the dealership says that there are three different replacements. They all will fit but they have different stiffness. The originals are supposed to have a colored dot on them for identification but mine are so worn I can't see anything. I believe the options were Red, yellow, and orange, maybe? Does anyone know which would be the stiffest and which would be the softest.

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Old May 18, 2010 | 08:14 AM
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This is the only information I have.

upper posn #1 blue
upper posn #2 red
upper posn #2 & 3 orange

lower posn #1 red
lower posn # 2 yellow
lower posn # 3 blue

Ok.. then the front is a blue on top for each side and a red on bottom for each.
Position 2 is the forward of the two rear mounting points. A red for the top of each and yellow on bottom.
Position 4 is Orange on top and blue on bottom.
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