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Old 03-08-2003, 04:15 PM   #1
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motor mount - torque mount?????

Anyone have any idea what is mount is? I was told it's a torque by a guy I know who is a dodge mechanic (what does he know) but I tried three different part stores and they don't list it. It's right below the left motor mount even with the brackett where the power steering pump was.
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Actually he is pretty much right,it keeps your motor from jumping when you apply forward torque aka acceleration.
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Any idea where I can get one. Nobody around here seems to list it.
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Here is a online catalog It is for a SI but it is the same part as the EX since they have the same motor.
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Cool thanks for the help!
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