Engine Mount - Front Right - EM4752
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The Quinton Hazell EM4752 is a front right engine mount designed for specific CITROËN and PEUGEOT models. It is ideal for mechanics and vehicle owners seeking to replace a worn or damaged engine mount to restore proper engine support and reduce vibrations. A key benefit is its direct compatibility with OEM part numbers, ensuring a precise fit. However, it's crucial to confirm vehicle compatibility before purchase as it is application-specific.
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| Model Part Number | EM4752 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Quinton Hazell |
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FAQs
What does a front right engine mount do?
The front right engine mount secures the engine to the vehicle's chassis and absorbs vibrations generated by the engine's operation, contributing to a quieter and smoother ride.
How do I know if my engine mount needs replacing?
Symptoms include increased engine vibration felt in the cabin, noticeable clunking noises when shifting gears or accelerating/decelerating, and a feeling of excessive engine movement.
Is this mount compatible with my vehicle?
This mount is specifically for CITROËN C1 (PM_, PN_) 1.0 Hatchback and PEUGEOT 107 (PM_, PN_) 1.0 Hatchback models. It is always recommended to verify compatibility using your vehicle's VIN and checking against the listed OEM references (CITROËN/PEUGEOT 1813E2, TOYOTA 123050Q010).
Can I install this myself?
Engine mount replacement requires specific tools and mechanical knowledge to safely support the engine. It is generally recommended to have this part installed by a qualified mechanic.
What is the difference between a rubber-metal mount and other types?
A rubber-metal mount uses a combination of durable rubber bonded to metal components to effectively dampen vibrations and provide robust support. This is a common and effective design for many vehicles.
What is the lifespan of an engine mount?
The lifespan of an engine mount can vary significantly depending on driving conditions, vehicle usage, and environmental factors. They are considered wear items and may need replacement between 60,000 to 100,000 miles, or sooner if damaged.
Troubleshooting
Excessive vibration persists after installation.
Ensure the engine mount is correctly seated and all bolts are torqued to specification. Check for other potential sources of vibration, such as exhaust system issues or other worn mounts.
Clunking noise during acceleration or deceleration.
Verify that the engine mount is not damaged and that all connecting hardware is secure. It is possible another engine or transmission mount has also failed.
Incorrect part ordered.
Double-check the vehicle's year, make, model, and engine specifications against the product's compatibility list before ordering. Consult with a parts specialist if unsure.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Ensures proper engine positioning and stability.
- Helps to absorb engine vibrations for a smoother ride.
- Designed for precise fitment on compatible vehicles.
- Direct replacement for specific OEM part numbers.
Cons
- Limited vehicle application range.
- Requires mechanical knowledge for installation.
- Failure to correctly identify compatible vehicle may lead to incorrect purchase.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: This engine mount (EM4752) is specifically designed for the front right placement on the following vehicles:
- CITROËN C1 (PM_, PN_) 1.0 Hatchback Petrol (06/2005-09/2014)
- PEUGEOT 107 (PM_, PN_) 1.0 Hatchback Petrol (06/2005-05/2014)
It is compatible with OEM references: CITROËN/PEUGEOT 1813E2 and TOYOTA 123050Q010. Always verify your vehicle's VIN and existing part number to ensure correct fitment.
Setup: Installation of an engine mount is a mechanical procedure typically performed by a qualified mechanic. It involves safely supporting the engine, removing the old mount, and securing the new one in its place. Proper torque specifications must be followed as per the vehicle manufacturer's service manual.
Care: Engine mounts are wear items and do not typically require routine maintenance. However, regular visual inspections during other vehicle servicing can help identify premature wear or damage. Avoid exposing the mount to excessive heat, oil, or corrosive substances, which can degrade the rubber components.