Engine Mount - Quinton Hazell - EM4742

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The Quinton Hazell EM4742 Engine Mount is designed for automotive DIY enthusiasts and professional mechanics seeking a durable, high-quality replacement for worn-out factory mounts. This component excels at stabilizing the engine and significantly reducing unwanted vibrations, ensuring a smoother driving experience. However, users must be diligent in verifying vehicle compatibility through a parts catalog, as engine mounts are highly specific to individual engine codes and vehicle chassis configurations.
| Model Part Number | EM4742 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Quinton Hazell |
Common symptoms include excessive vibration in the cabin at idle, clunking noises during acceleration or deceleration, and visible cracks or tears in the rubber part of the mount.
No, this mount is specific to certain applications. Always check your vehicle’s make, model, and engine code against the Quinton Hazell compatibility catalog.
While it is possible to replace a single damaged mount, it is often recommended to check the status of all mounts in the set, as they often wear at similar rates.
You will need standard hand tools, a torque wrench, and a means to support the engine safely (such as a jack or engine hoist).
The EM4742 is constructed from a combination of high-strength metal and automotive-grade vibration-dampening rubber.
Ensure all mounting bolts are torqued to the vehicle's specific manual requirements and check that the engine is not touching the chassis due to a misaligned mount.
Carefully adjust the height of the engine using a jack until the holes line up, but do not force the bolts, as this can cross-thread the mounting bracket.
Before beginning installation, ensure the engine is completely cool. Proper installation requires an engine hoist or a jack with a wooden block to support the oil pan or engine block during the swap. Always verify your specific vehicle's service manual for torque specifications, as over-tightening can compromise the mount's structural integrity, while under-tightening poses a safety risk. To maximize the life of your new EM4742, avoid harsh driving conditions that place excessive torque on the mounts and inspect the rubber housing periodically for signs of cracking or fluid leaks, which are common indicators of premature wear.