Engine Mount - Quinton Hazell - EM3116

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This Quinton Hazell EM3116 engine mount is designed for owners of specific FIAT DUCATO, CITROEN RELAY, and PEUGEOT BOXER models (approx. 1994-2002) with 2.5D and 2.8D engines. It offers effective vibration damping through its rubber-metal construction, providing a smoother driving experience. A potential caveat is the need to verify exact fitment for your specific vehicle year and engine configuration. Key features include durable rubber-metal construction, direct replacement design, and broad compatibility with popular European van models.
| Model Part Number | EM3116 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Quinton Hazell |
Symptoms include excessive vibration at idle or during acceleration, clunking noises when shifting gears or turning, and a noticeable drop in engine performance. A visual inspection may reveal cracks or separation in the rubber.
Rubber-metal mounts use a solid rubber element to absorb vibrations. Hydraulic mounts use fluid within the mount to offer more advanced damping capabilities, often providing a smoother ride but are typically more complex and costly.
While you can replace individual mounts, it's often recommended to replace all related engine and transmission mounts at the same time, as other mounts may also be nearing the end of their service life, ensuring balanced damping.
Basic hand tools such as socket wrenches, screwdrivers, and potentially a torque wrench are usually needed. An engine support bar or jack may also be required to safely support the engine during the replacement process.
The lifespan of an engine mount can vary greatly depending on driving conditions, vehicle usage, and the quality of the mount. Typically, they can last anywhere from 60,000 to 100,000 miles, but may fail sooner under heavy use.
This refers to the location of the engine mount on the vehicle. 'Right' is typically from the driver's perspective, 'Front' is towards the front of the vehicle, and 'Upper' indicates its position relative to other components.
Ensure the engine mount is correctly seated and all bolts are torqued to specification. Check if any other related components (like transmission mounts) are also worn and require replacement.
While primarily an engine mount issue, check suspension and steering components as well. An improperly installed or incorrect mount could affect alignment.
Verify that the engine mount is the source of the noise and not the exhaust or other underbody components. Ensure the mount is fully secured.
Inspect for signs of over-tightening, contamination with oil or coolant, or if the wrong part was installed. Consult product documentation or a professional mechanic.
Setup:
Compatibility:
*Always verify fitment using your vehicle's specific details (Year, Make, Model, Engine) with a VIN decoder or by consulting the make model tool on compatible platforms. Cross-reference part numbers if unsure.*
Care:
Engine mounts are typically maintenance-free components. However, regular visual inspections for cracks, tears, or excessive wear in the rubber are recommended during routine vehicle maintenance. Keep the area around the mount clean from debris and corrosive fluids.