[Vwdiesel] Motor mounts (cab drone revisited)

Fernando Fiore ecodiesel1 at hotmail.com
Tue Feb 26 01:25:44 EST 2002


     I believe it's supossed to go in as an upside-down Y.. my reasoning is
the other way (Y right side up) the engine is hanging from the Y rubber and
sitting its weight on the bottom rubber, but in an upside down Y
configuration, the engine compresses the Y orientation, and when the weight
of the engine is on the mount, you see it move down and the engine looke
like it is now "floating", allowing it to move around and let the mount
absorb vibration.  I did my mount and installed it "upside down Y" and my
vibration was reduced, so I hope I am right!!

Hope this helps!

Nando


>From: LBaird119 at aol.com
>To: vwdiesel at vwfans.com
>Subject: [Vwdiesel] Motor mounts (cab drone revisited)
>Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2002 00:48:41 EST
>
>   Well, I think we've figured out the droning cause!  Yippee!  It looks
>like
>I may
>have put the front (engine orientation, right - car orientation) mount in
>upside
>down.  I've done several of these but have never gotten the orientation
>stuck
>into my head.  :P  I have the one in the pickup in a "Y" down position.
>This
>puts the bolt hole above center.  The old engine has it "Y" up, which puts
>the bolt hole just BELOW center.  Can anybody confirm for me which way
>it's supposed to go?  I'm assuming it's "Y" up.  What fun, changing that
>mount and it's new even!  :P
>   I know Bentley says orientation is important but I don't recall it
>saying
>which way is correct!
>   Thanks,
>      Loren
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