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    Engine Mounts - Rigid - Why?

    I'll do some research to see if a hydraulic mount could be put in that place.
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    Engine Mounts - Rigid - Why?

    I was able to find the part number for it: 12414590 or 26112 It looks like a block of rubber with a bolt in it. I wonder if we could retrofit a hydraulic mount in for more noise reduction.
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    Engine Mounts - Rigid - Why?

    I must be wrong. I'll go inspect my truck in person. Did you replace the mounts at the time of engine replacement?
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    Engine Mounts - Rigid - Why?

    I noticed the engine mounts to the frame with hard mounts. In passenger cars the engine is often mounted on shocks or bushings to avoid putting vibrations into the frame. Can anyone explain why the hard mount? Would it be possible/advisable to add hydro mounts?
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