Car Motor Mounts
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Engine Mount
Ford
ML3Z-6038-AM
F-150. Left. Without corrosion protect.
MSRP $293.48 CAD
Engine Mount
Mercedes-Benz
2512404417
Mount. 3.0L diesel. 3.5L, with 4-matic. Awd. To 6/23/09. Ml320 cdi. Ml350 bluetec. From 6/23/09. Ml320 bluetec.
MSRP $336.00 CAD
Engine Mount
Mercedes-Benz
2052401000
E450. Coupe. With 4-matic. Left. V6 - 3.0l, awd. C400.
MSRP $273.00 CAD
Engine Mount
Ford
ML3Z-6038-AN
F-150. Without hybrid. Without raptor. 3.5L, ecoboost. 2.7L. Left.
MSRP $239.85 CAD
Engine Mount
Honda
50810shja00
Vtec. Odyssey. Without variable cyl. system.
MSRP $388.54 CAD
Engine Mount
Honda
50820tr0a71
Civic. 4 door. Ex, lx models. 1.8L, auto trans, sedan, cng.
MSRP $276.78 CAD
Engine Mount
Honda
50820-T60-A21
2.0L turbo. Civic. Without hybrid, type r.
MSRP $544.93 CAD
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TL;DR Summary
Motor mounts help secure the engine and manage vibration. When a mount wears, tears, collapses, or leaks, the vehicle may feel rough, clunk during shifts, or show excess engine movement. Choose the correct OEM mount for your engine and drivetrain layout.
Intro Paragraph
Motor mounts, also called engine mounts, are built to hold the engine in position while helping isolate vibration from the cabin. They work quietly in the background until wear or damage becomes noticeable. The motor mounts category supports shoppers looking for OEM-style replacement parts that match the vehicle's original layout.
What This Category Includes
This category can include engine mounts, torque mounts, brackets, insulators, and related hardware. Depending on the vehicle and repair, related categories such as engine components, belts, pulleys, and brackets, and gaskets may also be relevant.
Why Genuine OEM Parts Matter
Motor mounts are not universal. Their shape, rubber density, hydraulic design, bracket orientation, and attachment points are matched to specific engines and drivetrains. OEM mounts are designed to fit compatible vehicles and help maintain the expected balance between engine support and vibration control.
How to Choose the Right Part
Identify the mount location first, such as front, rear, left, right, upper, lower, or transmission-side where applicable. Then confirm your engine, transmission, drivetrain, and production details. A vehicle may use multiple mounts that look similar but serve different positions.
Compatibility or Fitment Guidance
Symptoms like vibration or clunking can come from mounts, suspension, driveline parts, or exhaust contact, so inspection matters before ordering. Use your VIN or exact vehicle configuration to confirm the correct OEM motor mount, and follow service guidance for torque specs and installation steps.
Key Takeaways
- Motor mounts secure the engine and help control vibration.
- Mounts are often location-specific and drivetrain-specific.
- OEM mounts help match the original fit, support, and isolation design.
- Confirm the failed mount before ordering replacement parts.
FAQ
What are signs of a worn motor mount?
Common signs may include vibration, clunking, engine movement, or roughness during shifting or acceleration.
Should motor mounts be replaced as a set?
It depends on condition and vehicle guidance. Inspect all mounts because one failed mount can place extra stress on others.
Do motor mounts vary by engine?
Yes. Engine, transmission, drivetrain, and production details can change the correct mount.