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    rear engine mount question

    it wont let me search right now, so I need to know whats the difference between the mount with the valve and the one without, which one do I need?

    with


    without


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    If your '93 SE is still auto, you'll need the one with the valve.
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      #3
      but it says the one with the valve is also for an auto


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        #4
        the two pictures you posted are the same mount, just one includes a new valve, one doesnt. if you notice the second picture has the mount bracket for the valve. those two pictures are from opposite sides of the mount. i guess its just so you can get it cheaper, if youre willing to reuse your stock valve. theres another similar looking mount, its just as tall (roughly, never measured), but it doesnt have a valve on it. the 5spd EX's came with them.

        short regular mount = 5spd DX/LX
        tall, valveless mount = 5spd EX
        tall mount w/ valve = automatic


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          interesting, the valveless is $40 cheaper so your saying I can use my old vavle and it will be the same thing? what are the chances that the valve is shot?


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            I got the mount replaced, it took my guy 5 and a half fuckin hours, and theres absolutly no difference in the car shitty deal


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              #7
              Originally posted by Stealthman80
              I got the mount replaced, it took my guy 5 and a half fuckin hours, and theres absolutly no difference in the car shitty deal
              Why did you need a rear mount to begin with?

              And why didn't the forum let you use the search function?

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                #8
                well for some reason the search hasnt worked latley but anyway, I've been wanting to get a new rear mountfor over a year . my front mount was replaced months ago, and I've still had idle vibration, clunking into gear, and jumpy shifts where it feels like the engine jerks alot sometimes. also the engine moved alot. EVERYONE always says its the mounts. it made no differnce.


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                  #9
                  Are the vacuum lines re-connected to and from the engine mount valve and engine mount solenoid?
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                    #10
                    yes,and I posted in the diy mount thread


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                      #11
                      sounds like a tranny issue or torque converter, hows your tranny fluid look?


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                        #12
                        umm no the car was fine, till the new mount was put in


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