please help 1992 V6 automatic camry rear motor mount

[autowonder]

I have a 1992 Camry V6 with automatic transmission. The rubber on the insulator of the rear motor mount is cracked causing excessive engine movement. I am wondering if the insulator is press fitted into the cast bracket which it is inserted into. Does the rubber insulator just slide out of the cast bracket without removing the entire assembly?

Can some one who has sucessfully replaced the rear motor mount insulator please advise how to perform the prodedure?

Thanks!

[Blitzgray]

I am dealing with the same problem.I have a 92 V6 DX. So far I have replaced the dogbone mount and the front motor mount. I am pretty sure you have to replace the whole mount. The Toyota dealer wants $175.00 for the rear mount and not much more than that to put it in. Its quite a task to do on your own.

[burchard]

Originally Posted by Blitzgray

I am dealing with the same problem.I have a 92 V6 DX. So far I have replaced the dogbone mount and the front motor mount. I am pretty sure you have to replace the whole mount. The Toyota dealer wants $175.00 for the rear mount and not much more than that to put it in. Its quite a task to do on your own.

I would replace it with a new mount. I would not attempt to repair a defective mount. They are isolators that are a combinatio of a bushing with a bit of hydraulics. The one in the front and the dog bone are simple to replace but, ther rear one is quite difficult. If the $175 mount is a toyota part and labor is reasonable, it seems a decent deal.