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Old 06-07-2009, 12:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Transmission Mount: Is This Right??


I tried to tighten that up but it doesn't. What's wrong with that mount? the gap between the mount and the nut makes the tranny move up and down.
Camry 92 5SFE Automatic Trans.
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There's four 14 mm bolts that hold the mount to the transaxle. The single 12mm bolt with the large washer (in your picture) is a safety catch. If the rubber mount breaks or separates from the plate fastened to the transaxle or the plate mounted to the frame, the safety bolt will keep transaxle is its proper location, not forever though. If the rubber mount is separated or damaged you should replace it as soon as possible.

The safety bolt can only be tightened so far, the large washer will never make it down as far as the plate. If it did, you'd loose the vibration buffer the rubber mount is intended to provide.
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