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Anchor® Transmission Mount for Audi 100
PartNumber: 9046Product Specifications- Bracket Included: YES
- Bracket Material: Steel
- Bushing Material: Rubber
- Color: Black
- Hardware Included: NO
- Installation Instructions Included: NO
- Installation Tools Included: NO
- Material: Steel and Rubber
- OE Part Number: 431-199-151D
- Quantity: 1
- Type: OE Equivalent
- UPC: 802280138615
- Part Description: Audi 100 Transmission Mount
GSP North America® Passenger Side Transmission Mount for Audi 100
PartNumber: 3510122Product Specifications- Bushing Color: Black
- Bushing Material: Rubber
- Housing Color: Silver
- Mount material: Steel/Rubber
- Mounting Hardware Included: No
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- Prop 65 Yes/No: Yes
- UPC: 883331047308
- Part Description: Audi 100 Passenger Side Transmission Mount
VAICO® Replacement Transmission Mount for Audi 100
PartNumber: V10-0264Product Specifications- Material: Steel Elastomer
- Packaging height [cm]: 12,6
- Packaging width [cm]: 11,2
- Weight [kg]: 0,5846
- Part Description: Audi 100 Replacement Transmission Mount
Anchor® Transmission Mount for Audi 100
PartNumber: 9102Product Specifications- Bracket Included: YES
- Bracket Material: Steel
- Bushing Material: Rubber
- Color: Black
- Hardware Included: NO
- Installation Instructions Included: NO
- Installation Tools Included: NO
- Material: Steel and Rubber
- OE Part Number: 4A0-399-151K
- Quantity: 1
- Type: OE Equivalent
- UPC: 802280139179
- Part Description: Audi 100 Transmission Mount
About Audi 100 Transmission Mount
The Audi 100 debuted in 1968 and was discontinued in 1997. 100 provides great parts like the transmission mount for car buyers. It is very important as it supports the transmission and protects it from vibrations.
100 functions quite well in the beginning. However, the old transmission mount might lead to poor functions and bad driving experiences after years of usage. The removal process for a transmission mount is as follows. Lift the vehicle and secure it using a jack stand first. Next, remove the mounting hardware holding it onto the transmission cross member. Signs of worn-out transmission mount parts include vibrations coming from the tunnel, clunking noises when shifting between gears, and misalignment. Choose among a vast range of 100 parts at varied prices. Welcome to a lot of related 100 parts available online.