Reply With Quotethey are interchangeable, the differnce is the isuze version of the mount doesnt come with the rubber sleeve over the top of the RH side one.
Master
On the left LR (new) engine mount - right is still good (used) truck mount
The rubber only is (LxWxH) 67 mm (77 mm at the mid-point) x 62 mm x 40 mm while the truck is 60 mm x 52 mm x 35 mm. The steel base of the
mount on the LR type is 3.2 mm thick while the truck is 4.5 mm.
LR mount on the left.
Here it's on the right.
Rob W
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they are interchangeable, the differnce is the isuze version of the mount doesnt come with the rubber sleeve over the top of the RH side one.
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The military 110 parts book has the mounts listed with both a Landrover number and an Isuzu part number, this is what I got from Don Kyatts. It looks the same as the one Isuzubob show in his photos as the LR mount.
Master
Thanks Bob,Originally Posted by isuzubob
On the left LR (new) engine mount - right is still good (used) truck mount
The rubber only is (LxWxH) 67 mm (77 mm at the mid-point) x 62 mm x 40 mm while the truck is 60 mm x 52 mm x 35 mm. The steel base of the
mount on the LR type is 3.2 mm thick while the truck is 4.5 mm.
Rob W
So if you used the Isuzu truck mount, you'd have to space it about 9mm off the chassis on both sides as it's not as thick overall (62+3.2) - (52+4.5) = 8.7mm difference in overall thickness?
So it sounds like there is more than one mount available from Isuzu - that's good news! Do you still have the Isuzu part numbers for the LR looking items?
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Master
The rubber cover, which I assume is to protect the rubber mount from spilt fuel from the feed pump strainer is available as a separate part.
# 9532196020
Overall height of the LR mount is 49 mm compared to truck 45 mm.
Master
Looking at the sales docket I also found a number that Don Kyatt uses, included below...
LH Eng mount
Isuzu part no: 5532150320
Don Kyatt no: 2Y3112
RH Eng mount
Isuzu part no: 5532150310
Don Kyatt no: 2Y3111
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Can a change in engine mounts improve the shaaaaake factor
Master
I like my daily massage as I drive to workSo
Can a change in engine mounts improve the shaaaaake factor
I'll swap 'smooth' for 'reliable and bullet proof' any day!
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I run industrial anti-vibration mounts in mine. 3" round and 1.5" thick with m10 studs on each side. Pretty soft.So
Can a change in engine mounts improve the shaaaaake factor
Either I don't have the shaking problems that bug you guys or I'm soo insensitive I don't care.The engine rocks around about 20mm at idle on these mounts.
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