AFter market mount sits engine up too high away from right side transmission mount/ damper, plus vibration issue is still there. Any place that still has OEM liquid filled front mounts>?
AFter market mount sits engine up too high away from right side transmission mount/ damper, plus vibration issue is still there. Any place that still has OEM liquid filled front mounts>?
In short: No.
I looked into a couple local Honda dealers since I'm going to be pulling the engine up to replace the trans (may as well put new mounts whilst I'm there) and they cant even get it.
Maybe get lucky with NOS on ebay..
Someone did a thing with a GM mount on here, look for that thread.
Or get a grinder and shorten it =P
Originally posted by ShiRen:
Nice car or not, nobody likes losing a race to an old 4 door Honda.
Oh man. Thats not good. Im getting some pretty bad vibrations through the steering wheel and ive replaced the front left, front center and rear mounts. I can't grind down the front because id be grinding through rubber but now i cant replace the front right oval mount damper thing for the transmission because the front sits too high
I have been facing the same issue with my LXi. Currently I'm using a rear mount for the front as an interim solution. The rear mount has to rotate 90 degree to align the extra pairs of mounting holes on the front cross member. Some reported their front cross member has no extra pair of holes. Search and you will see the discussion.
Yep you won't find a OEM Mount to fit it
Your cabin pretty smooth? no vibrations? have you ever replaced the right front side oval shaped transmission mount/damper that goes on that stud looking thing connected to the body? I never hear people talk about that mount/ damper on here, and now my engine is too high up for it. the old mount is just split hanging. i never replaced the dog bone torque mount either, maybe that will help ease things?
the oval shape Mount is for automatic transmission only I have a 5speed. I noticed with the higher mount that didn't fit it would cause a lot of vibration. I use the energy suspension GM transmission mount so yeah I got some vibration in the dash I noticed the most vibration with the front and rear poly mounts. Not that much with just the front one on
at idle the car is smooth I only noticed vibration when going in reverse or first taking off
The ladies love the vibrations though!
Originally posted by ShiRen:
Nice car or not, nobody likes losing a race to an old 4 door Honda.
Any alternative? Cant reach the cygnus guy on here
I would make my own bracket when I'm ready to use the GM trans mount.
Can you point me to that thread? Wpupd really love to get this other transmission mount on
I think this is the original thread of the adapter bracket. Page 5 has a pic and you'll get the idea -
https://www.3geez.com/forum/restorat...ne-mounts.html
Oh, make my own as in fabricating one? Never did it, dont have the tools or money to do so
He had two different size brackets for the front a taller one and a shorter one.I went with the shorter one because the measurements would have put me to high as the mount that would not fit but I end up having to add a little space or block to raise the motor up just High Enough because the new front polymount set up put me a little lower. if you get a measurement of yours of where it probably needs to be I can compare it to my measurements
What about scavenging a carb bracket from the junkyard and using a carb mount instead? Those are still available right?
Dr_Snooz
"I like to take hammers, and just break stuff, just break stuff." - Beavis
1989 Honda Accord LX-i Coupe, 240k miles, MT swap, rear disc swap
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Heh. Pic of new transmission mount damper halfway on. Well the guy who used to make the gm brackets isnt responding because id sure buy one to solve this issue
Having the trans damper properly on may help solve some vibration and jerking issues ive been having.
Last edited by Donnyten; 08-30-2018 at 12:55 PM.
You might try him on preludepower. He might still be on there.
Dr_Snooz
"I like to take hammers, and just break stuff, just break stuff." - Beavis
1989 Honda Accord LX-i Coupe, 240k miles, MT swap, rear disc swap
Shop manual downloads available here: CLICK TO VIEW
problem SOLVED. he reached out to me and sent me the bracket, i got the mount and was able to get the left damper on with ease. now engine sits at normal height. what a great bracket adapter. now gotta swap out the little damper underneath the car as it has disintegrated, and the strut torque mount.. got the speedometer cable nice n F**kin greasy, all new suspension parts in the mail, thhings lookin niceee
Last edited by Donnyten; 09-06-2018 at 03:43 PM.
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