Mount up! We’re tracking shimmy shakes! An engine transmission mount problem
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Tokin. Check your part numbers again. You've got a mix of auto and 5 speed mounts.
Here's a list for the 2008 model since you didn't give a year. #6 is a mount bracket. #7 a heat shield( their listing got cut off my screen capture)
Here's a list for the 2008 model since you didn't give a year. #6 is a mount bracket. #7 a heat shield( their listing got cut off my screen capture)
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I bought new reader glasses today, maybe they will help, good grief.
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You might look here https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/comm...rt-numbers-68/ the first sticky is a nice pdf catalog.
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I replaced the front mount about 2 weeks ago, it was original with 163,000 miles. It looked good, but by replacing it an annoying rattle at idle disappeared along with some front end noise. Looks were deceiving, there was some minor cracks but it was worn out. It cost $100 and was easy to replace.
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Forth Mount location
Does anyone have a good picture or diagram of the forth Mount location? I have changed the other three, but can’t find the forth. Thanks
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GM is calling it the side mount. According to the Haynes manual, mount-to-frame bolts are 25 lbs ft, and mount-to-transaxle bolts are 48 lbs ft.
That doesn't agree with the specs we have in our torque spec thread here https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/how-...e-items-54648/
That doesn't agree with the specs we have in our torque spec thread here https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/how-...e-items-54648/