DEA Products A7242 Rear Engine Mount Bushing

I hate to be the one giving them a bad review, but the part last it only 2 and half months. Not only that, it is a pain in the butt to change the part, on top of that being press in..... If you had to pay someone to do this, it cost over 100 dollars, I did it myself but doesn't take away the fact that it was a pain to change it.... I would recomend the OEM part that comes assemble, it will cost you about 120 or so but would save you a headache, time and money...

Quedó súper suave la camioneta ,en conjunto con el resto de los soportes mejoro una barbaridad,un poco complicado de poner ,no por culpa del producto sino por lo laborioso de la obra,es nivel alto la reparación,con uno o dos vídeos se colocará,pero necesitará una prensa y varias herramientas pesadas para colocarlo en su lugar.

The part is made to replace the broken/crumbling rubber in the rear motor mount assembly used with the FWD Toyota V6 engine. It came without instructions on how to optimally orient the bushing in the collar of the factory mounting frame when pressing it in place. The pressing itself presents other challenges, but without orientation instructions the asymmetrically shaped rubber may fail prematurely (do you feel lucky?). Someone handing out free advice on line said it didn't matter which way you put it in, but that was obviously B.S. I purchased the Factory Original part at considerably more expense (the factory rubber is configured differently but still asymmetrically) and installed it instead. I did not return the part as it was cheap and with Super Saver Shipping what can you say? If you need it you can stop by my house and pick it up, gratis.

Fits perfectly, quality product. This is one bushing that is really humbug to change and you want a quality one like this.

The part has barely lasted a year. Invest in OEM part. Well worth it especially since the part is very hard to get to to remove and install.

Algo duros el carro tiembla un poco

The rubber is really soft, not rigid like the OEM.As hard as it is to change, spring for the OEM.

so far so good