What Motor Mounts Do I Need?

[ryan.lecompte13]

Hey, I am looking at getting motor mounts. i was looking at rockauto.com and I got confused on which ones i would need. I have an automatic transmission. Thanks for all the help!

 

[zackmac]

Front Left, Front Lower, Rear; Automatic Trans, Front Right; Automatic Trans

An alternative are aftermarket motor mounts that are stiffer but will last you the life of your car... expect benefits of smoother shifting and an engine that isn't going anywhere, but face the consequences of the vibrations.
Or, you could get aftermarket inserts, which are quite popular too. Hope this helped

 

[915_P5]

Got mine from this seller from ebay, also threw in the left tranny mount at a good price as well.

http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?nav=item.view&id=191314709433&alt=web

 

[915_P5]

Here's another one its all four mounts for $92 with free shipping.

http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?nav=item.view&id=291096829309&alt=web

 

[Inside]

I'd recommend not being a cheapass and buy an OEM rear mount (about $90 :/) - you'll not want to replace that more than once. The others are relatively easy and can be done later if they break.

 

[mp5la]

I'd recommend not being a cheapass and buy an OEM rear mount (about $90 :/) - you'll not want to replace that more than once. The others are relatively easy and can be done later if they break.

Agreed. The others I'd recommend OEM as well if budget isn't as much of a concern. I'd say an OEM rear is mandatory if you're going to bother doing it at all, the aftermarket mounts just don't seem to be of the same quality.

 

[Hank3]

I'd go with OEM with the front mount (located behind radiator) as well. I tried two aftermarket ones and there was noticeable vibration at stop lights in neutral. This is all depending on if you want stock feel or not. Some people want firmer mounts and can deal with the deal vibrations. I'm getting old and value plushness over harshness