740 GL Vibration Transmission Mount

Discussion in 'Volvo 740' started by auto467016, Nov 23, 2008.

  1. auto467016

    auto467016 Guest

    Sudden vibration/noise in the cabin.

    Transmission mount shagged!

    Place jack under transmission pan to support transmission (use block
    of wood between jack and pan to distribute stress on pan).

    Remove cross-member (4 bolts, 14mm) and broken mount under rear of
    transmission. My mount was so corroded that center bolt (15mm) did
    not even need removing.

    Remove shagged mount, screw in new mount ($10 aftermarket, $60 from
    Volvo)

    Replace cross-member/transmission mount assembly.

    done.
     
    auto467016, Nov 23, 2008
    #1
  2. I often read where bolts are hard to undo due to corrosion and panels need
    replacing because of rust .We here in Austrlia have no such issues .Our car
    wear out but the bodies are fine .My wifes 1988 was running well and the
    body fine at 280 000klm. Sold to the first viewer ..My 1990 turbo 740 has no
    rust and runs like new but its only done 184000km on synthetic oil so a baby
    ..
     
    John Robertson, Nov 27, 2008
    #2
  3. auto467016

    Mr. V Guest

    You live in a dry climate down under, so it is not surprising that
    bodies don't rust easily.

    Same here in the SW, e.g. LA.

    I live in Pacific NW, and car bodies rarely rust, even though it rains
    a lot.

    Main cause of rust: salt on roads in winter, e.g. in New England and
    Upper Midwest, cars rot in no time.

    We rarely get snow in Portland, Oregon, and when we do, they don't use
    salt (tree huggers).
     
    Mr. V, Nov 27, 2008
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