Engine Mount - Quinton Hazell - EM4800

This Quinton Hazell engine mount (part number EM4800) is designed for front placement and features...

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This Quinton Hazell EM4800 engine mount is designed for front placement on compatible Mercedes-Benz vehicles, offering a rubber-metal mounting solution to support your engine and dampen vibrations. It is crucial for maintaining vehicle stability and reducing noise, but requires careful fitment verification before purchase. Key features include its specific application for models like the E-Class (W211) E 500 and SL500 R230, and its durable rubber-metal construction.

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Model Part NumberEM4800
BrandQuinton Hazell

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FAQs

What vehicles is the Quinton Hazell EM4800 engine mount compatible with?

This engine mount is designed for specific Mercedes-Benz models, including the E-Class (W211) E 500 (211.070) and SL500 R230. Always use the fitment tool to confirm compatibility for your exact vehicle.

What is the main purpose of an engine mount?

An engine mount supports the weight of the engine and isolates the vehicle's chassis from engine vibrations and noise, contributing to a smoother and quieter ride.

How often should engine mounts be replaced?

Engine mounts do not have a fixed replacement interval and typically need replacement when they show signs of wear, such as excessive vibration, noise, or visible damage to the rubber.

Can I install the engine mount myself?

While possible for experienced DIY mechanics, installation requires specific tools and knowledge. Professional installation by a qualified technician is recommended for safety and proper fitment.

What does 'rubber-metal mounting type' mean?

This refers to the construction of the mount, which uses a combination of durable rubber bonded to metal components. The rubber absorbs vibrations, while the metal provides structural integrity and mounting points.

What is the OEM cross-reference number for this part?

The OEM cross-reference number for the Quinton Hazell EM4800 is MERCEDES-BENZ 2302400017.

Troubleshooting

Excessive vibration after installation

Ensure the engine mount is correctly torqued to specifications and that no other related components (e.g., transmission mounts) are worn. Verify the correct part number was installed.

Clunking noise when shifting gears or accelerating

Check if the engine mount is properly secured. If secure, other suspension or drivetrain components may be the source of the noise.

Part does not fit during installation

Double-check the vehicle's make, model, and VIN against the compatibility list. Confirm the correct part number (EM4800) was ordered and received.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Effectively dampens engine vibrations for a smoother ride.
  • Provides crucial structural support for the engine.
  • Designed to meet OEM specifications for compatible Mercedes-Benz models.
  • Durable rubber-metal construction ensures longevity.

Cons

  • Fitment must be meticulously verified using the make and model tool.
  • Installation requires mechanical expertise and potentially specialized tools.
  • Part number specific, limiting interchangeability with other models.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility Verification: Before purchasing, it is essential to use the provided make and model tool to confirm that the Quinton Hazell EM4800 engine mount is compatible with your specific vehicle's year, make, and model. This part is designed for specific Mercedes-Benz applications, including the E-Class (W211) E 500 (211.070) and SL500 R230.

Installation: Installation of an engine mount is a mechanical procedure that typically requires lifting the vehicle, supporting the engine, removing existing components, and securely fastening the new mount. Due to the critical nature of this part and the potential safety implications, professional installation by a qualified mechanic is highly recommended.

Care: Engine mounts are generally maintenance-free components. However, regular visual inspections during routine vehicle maintenance can help identify potential issues. Look for signs of cracking, tearing, or excessive degradation of the rubber component, as well as any looseness in the metal housing. These are indicators that the mount may need replacement.

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