Transmission Mount Model/Part Number

[NZGTRA17]

Can anyone assist me by advising what vehicle model/year the transmission mount is out of and a manufacturers part number if possible?

My has started to tear the rubber so need to replace before the new 369 engine devours it.

Thnx, Kel.

[PanozDuke]

Kel,
Don't know the application. I have two of them of unknown age and hours. Both say Made in India. One has a paper label with the number 2784, the other has a label with a Panoz part number, GTR6-3102 and on the same label SLAC01 with the words Transmission Mount. If you find a specific application or source, please post it.

Mike

[NZGTRA17]

Originally Posted by PanozDuke

Kel,
Don't know the application. I have two of them of unknown age and hours. Both say Made in India. One has a paper label with the number 2784, the other has a label with a Panoz part number, GTR6-3102 and on the same label SLAC01 with the words Transmission Mount. If you find a specific application or source, please post it.

Mike

Mike, ended up buying a mount of a company here called the Mount Shop. They use thier own internal part numbering system so cant provide anything that would help you except the mount that was the same as mine was supposedly for a 96 - 98 Mustang.

Kel.

[PanozDuke]

Kel,
Thanks, that info helps. Glad you were able to find one.

Mike

[eric1h]

Anyone ever find a Poly version of our motor mounts? or considered going solid?

[feqrags]

Originally Posted by eric1h

Anyone ever find a Poly version of our motor mounts? or considered going solid?

eric, yes poly is the way, found stock and still carry it for a spare, but looks like it is waiting to break. American muscle.com shows both poly and solid. Couldn't find poly for front and used the bolt through with nylock nut on new stock units, so far so good.(thanks to an old post for that one!) Bill

[eric1h]

Originally Posted by feqrags

eric, yes poly is the way, found stock and still carry it for a spare, but looks like it is waiting to break. American muscle.com shows both poly and solid. Couldn't find poly for front and used the bolt through with nylock nut on new stock units, so far so good.(thanks to an old post for that one!) Bill

Thanks, but Sorry I meant TRANSMISSION Mounts not engine..OOPS

[feqrags]

Originally Posted by eric1h

Thanks, but Sorry I meant TRANSMISSION Mounts not engine..OOPS

Eric, sorry , that web site is for transmission mounts--www.americanmuscle.com type-in poly trans mount, will show it and solid mount, I just couldn't find poly that would fit for the flat motor mounts and went to the bolt thru fix. notes to my-self leave off many details also...

[eric1h]

Originally Posted by feqrags

Eric, sorry , that web site is for transmission mounts--www.americanmuscle.com type-in poly trans mount, will show it and solid mount, I just couldn't find poly that would fit for the flat motor mounts and went to the bolt thru fix. notes to my-self leave off many details also...

So you just ordered the 96-98 Mustang, NON GT? transmission mount?

Thanks!

[feqrags]

Originally Posted by eric1h

So you just ordered the 96-98 Mustang, NON GT? transmission mount?

Thanks!

Yes, Prothane (1979-1998) #PT-61604B or Red Urethane Trans Mount #LRS-6068AU.. had to crawl under to see part #'s. and it's still not broke like the last one...

[eric1h]

Originally Posted by feqrags

Yes, Prothane (1979-1998) #PT-61604B or Red Urethane Trans Mount #LRS-6068AU.. had to crawl under to see part #'s. and it's still not broke like the last one...

Thanks I have the same one sitting on my office desk as we speak!