Which motor mounts to buy?
#2
There are good Ebay Packages that some users claimed they where as good as OEM without the price tag.
Here are some examples:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2000-2003-Acura-TL-3-2L-Front-Rear-Engine-Motor-Mount-Set-2PCS-Both-Hydraulic-/281163143070?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&fits=Make%3AAcura%7CModel%3ATL%7CYear%3A2002&hash=item4176a1179e&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1999-2003-ACURA-TL-3-2L-MOTOR-TRANS-MOUNT-KIT-5PCS-same-day-fast-shipping-/280893521876?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&fits=Make%3AAcura%7CModel%3ATL%7CYear%3A2002&hash=item41668effd4&vxp=mtr
But as far as an Specific Aftermarket Brand goes? I cant really tell.. Another option is Poly-Mounts but they are pricey and don't come with the Hydraulic Feature of OEM so they are naturally a little stiffy at idle which causes some un-wanted vibrations.
Here are some examples:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2000-2003-Acura-TL-3-2L-Front-Rear-Engine-Motor-Mount-Set-2PCS-Both-Hydraulic-/281163143070?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&fits=Make%3AAcura%7CModel%3ATL%7CYear%3A2002&hash=item4176a1179e&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1999-2003-ACURA-TL-3-2L-MOTOR-TRANS-MOUNT-KIT-5PCS-same-day-fast-shipping-/280893521876?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&fits=Make%3AAcura%7CModel%3ATL%7CYear%3A2002&hash=item41668effd4&vxp=mtr
But as far as an Specific Aftermarket Brand goes? I cant really tell.. Another option is Poly-Mounts but they are pricey and don't come with the Hydraulic Feature of OEM so they are naturally a little stiffy at idle which causes some un-wanted vibrations.
#3
Had oem in mine very pricey if you go oem might as well get the XLR8.
Ditched the OEM and bought the beck arnleys from rock auto front, side and rear. No complaints here.
Caution: When it comes to motor mounts stay away from the OEM ones also don`t by cheap you will regret it. IMO.
So, the Becks or XLR8.
Ditched the OEM and bought the beck arnleys from rock auto front, side and rear. No complaints here.
Caution: When it comes to motor mounts stay away from the OEM ones also don`t by cheap you will regret it. IMO.
So, the Becks or XLR8.
#4
Thanks, I see the eBay listing is for DEA brand, which I found on Amazon. Only the right front mount seemed to get some bad reviews:
How does this brand compare to Becks? I'd like to stay with the hydraulic type.
How does this brand compare to Becks? I'd like to stay with the hydraulic type.
#5
If you're basing your purchase on "reviews", you can mix and match brands to suit your budget. Are ya capable of "DIY" installation of the mounts ? The labor is the biggest factor when it comes to the final costs involved.
The entire set of aftermarket mounts can be purchased for considerably less than OEM parts and are comparable in durability. It's best to compare pricing and features such as vac-assist soft ride or XLR8 solid performance.
What are ya looking for in ride quality ? Dealer's OEM mounts are expensive......there's better choices, IMO.
The entire set of aftermarket mounts can be purchased for considerably less than OEM parts and are comparable in durability. It's best to compare pricing and features such as vac-assist soft ride or XLR8 solid performance.
What are ya looking for in ride quality ? Dealer's OEM mounts are expensive......there's better choices, IMO.
#6
Thanks, I see the eBay listing is for DEA brand, which I found on Amazon. Only the right front mount seemed to get some bad reviews:
Amazon.com: DEA A6552 Front Right Motor Mount: Automotive
How does this brand compare to Becks? I'd like to stay with the hydraulic type.
Amazon.com: DEA A6552 Front Right Motor Mount: Automotive
How does this brand compare to Becks? I'd like to stay with the hydraulic type.
That one when I removed it fell apart in a few pieces. I would do the Becks for the front, side and rear.
Note: The dea only lasted me 6 months. Especially the front and side replace at the same time. Install the front first and then the side. The side is easy, the front will take some time if you are doing it for the first time. Follow the directions in the DIY section and lube up the bolts with some PB Blaster the night before.
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#8
If you're basing your purchase on "reviews", you can mix and match brands to suit your budget. Are ya capable of "DIY" installation of the mounts ? The labor is the biggest factor when it comes to the final costs involved.
The entire set of aftermarket mounts can be purchased for considerably less than OEM parts and are comparable in durability. It's best to compare pricing and features such as vac-assist soft ride or XLR8 solid performance.
What are ya looking for in ride quality ? Dealer's OEM mounts are expensive......there's better choices, IMO.
The entire set of aftermarket mounts can be purchased for considerably less than OEM parts and are comparable in durability. It's best to compare pricing and features such as vac-assist soft ride or XLR8 solid performance.
What are ya looking for in ride quality ? Dealer's OEM mounts are expensive......there's better choices, IMO.
#9
I did a rear mount on a 3rd gen TL and the difference was night and day between the DEA and OEM (yes I had to do the job 3 times) When I pulled out the dea mount after 20 days of use it looked like the rubber was deforming.
The best alternative would be the Beck and Arnley like Nicks2001tl mentioned.
The best alternative would be the Beck and Arnley like Nicks2001tl mentioned.
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If you're looking for a more durable engine mount I would consider our XLR8 motor mounts.
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