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Re: Wanted: Engine mount rubbers

Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 10:43 am
by Dean
im with you there, diesel is not a pleasure engine thats for sure.
Kind of strange that mount as i cant remember seing many engines with that mount, only a couple of S1.5's does anyone know what cars it was used on and when they started/stopped using it?

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Re: Wanted: Engine mount rubbers

Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 1:17 pm
by minijet
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Engine mounts for 2.1td..........

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If it's part 6 that you need, I think they're all the same size.
I bought one from the ebay seller, I haven't fitted it yet (I couldn't get the old one out), but I compared it to the old one and it's exactly the same size.

Paul

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Re: Wanted: Engine mount rubbers

Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 1:37 pm
by andmcit
Great illustration Paul; I would've looked but I got dumped out of service Citroen the last
time they had a purge and haven't bothered creating a new account with VAT numbers.
Silly thing is, when using it in the past I've saved a whole lot of wasted time when ordering
or even deciding whether to pay new prices direct with the local parts/service counter.

The problem not viewing the illustration is the bush numbered 6 is dotted from the lower mount
(item 2) and you need the bush or the whole of item 4. Check the diameter/size of the top bush
that's in doubt if that's worn as item 6 may very well be the job for both top/bottom.

Andrew

Re: Wanted: Engine mount rubbers

Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 2:12 pm
by minijet
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In case it's of any use, the dimensions given for part 6 are........DIAM 70x10-53........
I assume that to mean diameter 70mm, width 53mm, centre hole diameter 10mm.

Citroen prices are (inc VAT) part 6..........£15.87 and part 4...........£119.13.

andmcit wrote:I would've looked but I got dumped out of service Citroen the last
time they had a purge
I have to open a new account nearly every time I go on there, I'm always getting locked out.
Also, the site doesn't always work properly. But it's really useful when it does :D

I always save any diagrams that I access on their website, I've built up a good library of them now. Very useful.

Paul

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Re: Wanted: Engine mount rubbers

Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 5:29 pm
by boyse7en
Yes, it looks like it is part 4 I need. Don't think I'll be getting a new one at £100+

Have to keep an eye out for a breaker on eBay I guess.

Re: Wanted: Engine mount rubbers

Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 6:17 pm
by Dean
Citroenxm may well have one spare as he has a TCT engine kicking about i think, then you can just upgrade to the number (4) style one.

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Re: Wanted: Engine mount rubbers

Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 2:31 pm
by xmgob
Hi if you mean the one that bolts to top of chassis leg i;v got one £10 give me a bell 01302883256 thanks roy

Re: Wanted: Engine mount rubbers

Posted: Sat Feb 13, 2010 11:51 am
by boyse7en
Hmm, I've had another look, and it isn't the same as part 4 in teh diagram. It is a rubber bush bonded into a steel bracket, which bolts onto the engine mount bracket.
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Sorry, but it is a bit hard to photograph. you're looking down on it from above, and you can see teh allen head of the bolt that fits it to the engine mount just to the right.

Can anyone look up the part number, or got one of these available? It's on a 1993 2.1SED

Re: Wanted: Engine mount rubbers

Posted: Sat Feb 13, 2010 1:15 pm
by Dieselman
boyse7en wrote:Hmm, I've had another look, and it isn't the same as part 4 in teh diagram. It is a rubber bush bonded into a steel bracket, which bolts onto the engine mount bracket.
P1030597small.jpg
Sorry, but it is a bit hard to photograph. you're looking down on it from above, and you can see teh allen head of the bolt that fits it to the engine mount just to the right.

Can anyone look up the part number, or got one of these available? It's on a 1993 2.1SED
ITEM no 24. 1846 55 FLEXIBLE BUSH

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Re: Wanted: Engine mount rubbers

Posted: Sat Feb 13, 2010 1:38 pm
by Dean
you can swap the whole alloy arm from the engine and put the other style mount on if you find one of them cheap enough, its what i did, depends on the price of a new bush the same style as yours though i guess.

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