GEESH DO YOU READ ...

I spelled out using the urathane to replace the rubber ...

The $20 was the urathane liquid to replace the rubber

 

Not really working alot!!! aint around a computer to see what we have talked bout...
but ya I will give it a try when using urathane how would I make a ball? do I use the motor mount just pour it inside make a circle with the bushing in the middle where I bolt the screw threw?

 

Mopar part numbers MB910661 transmission mount on driver side 81.60, MB844290 engine roll mount on bulkhead side 97.25 and MB844276 engine roll mount on front of transmission 78.95. These are all Mopar numbers from the dealer.

 

Hey thanks Master Tech I was gonna call to see what Prices they Charge around here for them but ah I wanna try something what Bad Venge did but wanna get direction on how to do it first sounds like a good deal if his lasted 8yrs

 

Hey Venge I'm bout to go Purchase that stuff for the motor mount could you tell me direction on how to do everything What to do first & stuff?? Thanks Venge for your Time

 

ALREADY spelled it out ...
1) remove the motor mount.
2)remove the old rubber bushing
3)clean the surfaces well (I used a wire wheel on the inside ) and the bushing
4)cut a piece of plywood to fit underneath the mount
5)Drill a hole in the dead center to match the original
6)Silicone the wood to the underside of the motor mount
7)verify the bushing is dead centered adjust as needed apply some petrolium jelly to the inside of the WOOD only clean any off the metal
8)Allow silicone to set up overnight
9)Mix up the polyurathane (follow manufactures directions)
10)Carefully pour the poly into the mold being careful to not get any inside the bushing
11)Allow it to set up overnight
12)Carefully remove the wood
13)Reinstall mount

 

Hey Thanks alot Venge I will def give it a try