Replacing the rear engine mount Mitsubishi Outlander XL 2007 - 2012

Tools:

• Ratchet wrench
• Head 10 mm
• Head 14 mm
• Straight ring wrench 14 mm

Parts and consumables:

• Rear engine mount (MN101387/MN101572 - for 4B11 engine; MN101573 - for 4B12 engine; MN184094 - for 6B31 engine)

Notes:

To reduce noise and vibration vibrations, Outlander HL engines are equipped with special supports that play the role of vibration compensators.
During the operation of the car, the engine mounts break for various reasons. The most common defect is the breakage of the rubber component of the product. Although such parts serve for a long time, but due to the high load on them, the rubber does not withstand and breaks. Therefore, replacing the rear engine mount will always help reduce vehicle noise.

1.  Remove the engine crankcase protection as described  here .

2.  Remove the nut and bolt that secures the rear engine mount bracket to the powertrain bracket.

3.  Turn out three bolts of fastening of a back support to a front suspension bracket (for clarity the arrangement of bolts is shown on the removed front suspension bracket).

4.  Remove the rear support.

5.  Install the rear powertrain mount in the reverse order of removal.

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Source:  carpedia.club