Wanted Trans Mounts, Urethane Project
03-21-2012 | 12:47 AM
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Wanted Trans Mounts, Urethane Project
If anyone has used intact or broken, please let me know so I can start a jig for these too for urethane injection and rebuild like the motor mounts. The difference is trans mounts will help all (minus 77-79) 928'ers, whereas the motor mounts will only help the folks with 77-82 cars.
03-21-2012 | 02:54 AM
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04-09-2012 | 12:11 AM
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I want to thank Ivan aka "Whitesands" for sending me a set of old mounts for the project.
To many things Easter weekend to start; however, the following will begin the adventure.
To many things Easter weekend to start; however, the following will begin the adventure.
04-15-2012 | 04:47 AM
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Separated the first mount and clean up is a pain!
If anyone has a new mount in hand and can collect some measurements, I would be grateful.
Also there is an additional rubber mount with a composite surface that makes contact with the transmission, and does anyone know what this material is?
Will post pictures later tomorrow.
If anyone has a new mount in hand and can collect some measurements, I would be grateful.
Also there is an additional rubber mount with a composite surface that makes contact with the transmission, and does anyone know what this material is?
Will post pictures later tomorrow.
04-15-2012 | 05:30 AM
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Sorry I missed this thread - I just did this a couple weeks ago. If it helps, here are some comparison pictures. The material on the side of the mount seemed like a hard white nylon kind of plastic.
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04-15-2012 | 05:55 AM
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Really hope you find a solution - price of these are (now) insane. In a rebuild, I would go ahead and instal a time-sert in it too. I think the torque was either 60 or 70 lbs – No surprise, I ended up stripping one of the new mounts. Maybe because I used antiseize. Anyway, the time-sert made it better than new.
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04-15-2012 | 02:40 PM
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Here's my before and after pictures. In the before picture, the tranny is resting on the cross member. In the after, it's about 3/4 of an inch above it.
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04-16-2012 | 08:44 AM
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04-16-2012 | 09:13 AM
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From Roger in his higher prices from Stuttgart thread:
Find it interesting that Pelican now shows the mounts as "NLA". And I thought Porsche hated the 928 when it was still in production. Now they don't even use KY jelly.
The new Porsche price list came into effect early this month. At around 2% across the board not to bad. However as I update prices in our system I am seeing some horendous increases on 928 parts that will hurt us all.
Center Flap Actuator 928 574 079 06 increased to $124 ( The replacement vacuum diaphragm at $50 looks cheap now).
Transmission Mounts 928 375 045 16 doubled to $255 each
I am sure I will find more 8>(
Center Flap Actuator 928 574 079 06 increased to $124 ( The replacement vacuum diaphragm at $50 looks cheap now).
Transmission Mounts 928 375 045 16 doubled to $255 each
I am sure I will find more 8>(