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RE: 98 Sidekick Sport JLX manual transmission mount? - fixkick - 05-05-2021
(05-05-2021, 09:23 AM)Axel Wrote:That it true on the G16 mounts too some only unbolt if whole cross-member is dropped.(05-05-2021, 09:12 AM)Axel Wrote: "clear as mud" indeed! But thank you, I should be able to figure out part numbers from the pictures you posted. The the problem will be trying to find them...
I looked things over more carefully and while mine does seem to be one piece, It looks like the bolt that holds it together is only accessible when the mount is removed. I did try to figure out the rear mount but for the life of me I couldn't see how it all holds together or attaches to the car... But if it's a common failure point mine is probably bad too, it is 22 years old after all. The from mount rubber is definitely soft as well and show some signs of breakdown.
The VIN is JS3TD21V8W and then 7 numbers
I did take some photos but at this point I think I have the information I need. And if there were no 1.8 sidekicks outside the US then Poland would be of no use for these parts anyway.
some parts on this car are not made nor sold, only used now. for sure body parts and sure mounts and cross members
or here
car-parts.com
from wreckers.
https://car-part.com/
the dash matters in the name.
RE: 98 Sidekick Sport JLX manual transmission mount? - Axel - 05-05-2021
(05-05-2021, 09:53 AM)fixkick Wrote:(05-05-2021, 09:23 AM)Axel Wrote:That it true on the G16 mounts too some only unbolt if whole cross-member is dropped.(05-05-2021, 09:12 AM)Axel Wrote: "clear as mud" indeed! But thank you, I should be able to figure out part numbers from the pictures you posted. The the problem will be trying to find them...
I looked things over more carefully and while mine does seem to be one piece, It looks like the bolt that holds it together is only accessible when the mount is removed. I did try to figure out the rear mount but for the life of me I couldn't see how it all holds together or attaches to the car... But if it's a common failure point mine is probably bad too, it is 22 years old after all. The from mount rubber is definitely soft as well and show some signs of breakdown.
The VIN is JS3TD21V8W and then 7 numbers
I did take some photos but at this point I think I have the information I need. And if there were no 1.8 sidekicks outside the US then Poland would be of no use for these parts anyway.
some parts on this car are not made nor sold, only used now. for sure body parts and sure mounts and cross members
or here
car-parts.com
from wreckers.
https://car-part.com/
the dash matters in the name.