Bob Shuman wrote:
> The Torque Axis Mount was about $65 or so as I recall for the part at the
> dealer ... it took about 15 minutes to install if you have a jack and some
> tools. I have no idea what the dealer or a garage would charge, but suspect
> it would be more than $100 total.
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> There are other lower motor mounts, but they rarely go bad. If it is one of
> them, then the cost will be much higher.
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> Bob
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> "Box134" > wrote in message
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>>Thanks to all who replied, blah2, Rathbert, Peg, and Art. Careless of me,
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> it
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>>is a 96SL2.
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>>I think the mount is about a $100 item. Guess I'll have it done soon.
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I went through 2 or 3 (can't remember) and the bill was closer to $200
at the dealer. The first replacement on my 97 required a stud kit
(Saturn bounced back and forth on the kit - yours may not require one).
I also had the dogbone mounts replaced with stiffer aftermarkets which
translated lots more engine vibration but but less stress on the TAM.