🔩 Engine Mount Anchor 9247 Review

Very poor quality fit and finish. Welds are sloppy, and bits of rubber have already peeled off where it doesn't bond well to the metal. The paint has already peeled off around the base. Not a part I would even want to put in a third car. I noticed when ordering that the price is very low, so my expectations weren't that high. I also ordered the Beck Arnley which you can see in the center picture and the Anchor on the right. The fit and finish of Beck is light years ahead of this one. I am…

This solved my problems with excessive backlash in the motor. After installing it at the first start of the car, I felt a big difference in the engine, it was much more reliable than before. The ride has become much more comfortable. Don't listen to those who give these bad reviews, they are very strong and fit just like the OEM Honda bracket. Then I will change the rear support and then all the transmission supports, although they are in good condition. There are online tutorials on how to…

After a little research I found out that Anchor is a well known manufacturer of engine and transmission mounts. So I found this mount and decided to spend a few bucks more for a more established brand. Very easy to assemble, I just lifted the engine out of the sump, unscrewed the top sensor with a 10mm screw and disconnected the coolant hoses (I needed a new coolant reservoir to replace the lost coolant). ). Plus, all you have to do is unscrew the old mount and disconnect its vacuum line, then…

I bought this to replace the front engine mount on my 2005 Honda Accord 2.4 liter engine and manual transmission. It is perfectly suitable for OEM assembly and fits perfectly. It has a vacuum port at the bottom. As you can see from the photo, my old mount didn't have this connector. I think it might make the mount stiffer without a vacuum hose at idle, but I didn't discover this until I removed the old mount. I do feel the car vibrates a bit more when idling, but it's not bad for me to buy…