Transmission mount 01 XJ

[FaultyLine]

Hello Everyone, I apologize in advance if this is the wrong place to be posting this. I'm looking for a transmission mount for a 2001 XJ 4.0L Jeep? I have a wheeling trip this Sunday so I'm hoping to get it in the next two days. I'm locate in the Burbank area and am willing to drive quite a way to pick it up. If there are any suggestions about where this should be posted, please let me know. Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

 

[JohnX]

have you tried your local napa, pepboys, autozone, etc.? I would think that should be a stocked item in at least a few stores local to you.

 

[Jays siik xj]

Theyre only like 20 bucks at autozone... and when it rips you go in and get nother one free! LoL

 

[TheCaptain]

I believe the 2001 uses the offset trans mount, which is much harder to find in a parts store. you may need to order one online.

unless your crossmember has holes for both types, then just get one for 1998 or below

 

[mako my day]

Picked up my 99 mount from ohrealies for 18 bucks. In stock.

 

[TheCaptain]

i said 1998 or below just to be safe, i think the offset years are 2000-2001

 

[travisk]

I tried to find one for my '98 last month and even the local parts stores had to mail order it. I gave up and ordered DEA part A2625 from Amazon.

 

[travisk]

Order it within the next three hours with Saturday delivery for a total of $31.77.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0067UD126/ref=oh_details_o01_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Edit: Sorry, I have Amazon Prime so that price might be higher for you.

 

[Nimrod]

$31.99 at Auto Zone. Part No. 2625. I just bought one from Rock Auto for something like $10.95.

 

[FaultyLine]

Thanks for the responses everyone! I've looked at AutoZone, PepBoys, Oriely, Napa and can't find it. My 01 does have the offset mount - unfortunately. I hadn't thought about checking my crossmember for offset mounting holes, so I'll do that tonight - hopefully the holes are present so I can get a mount and save my trip!

Again - thank you everyone!

 

[DrMoab]

You'll be ordering one online. Just went through this with my 01. Your only other option is the dealer and they want like $150. Stupid.

 

[FaultyLine]

Yea, That seems to be the only way to go about this. I looked at my cross-member and it does not have mounting holes for a regular mount. In looking at the difference between mounts, I don't even know if that would have worked anyway. A new mount is on its way from rockauto.com, and I figured I'd replace my engine mounts while I'm at it, so I got some nice brown-dog mounts.

 

[Chip Clip]

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[DrMoab]

Yea, That seems to be the only way to go about this. I looked at my cross-member and it does not have mounting holes for a regular mount. In looking at the difference between mounts, I don't even know if that would have worked anyway. A new mount is on its way from rockauto.com, and I figured I'd replace my engine mounts while I'm at it, so I got some nice brown-dog mounts.

How much did you pay from rock auto? When I looked they were (unusually) kind of expensive.

Partsgeek had them for $30

 

[Johnnie Walker]

Swap in an earlier crossmember? Ha.
GL.

 

[FaultyLine]

How much did you pay from rock auto? When I looked they were (unusually) kind of expensive.

Partsgeek had them for $30

I got it for ~60 bucks shipped. I didn't do much looking around since I was in a hurry to get one. I should have checked Amazon like travisk did.

 

[98stocker]

I know this is a day late, dollar short type thing, but for anyone who runs into this again... You can drill offset holes in a centered mount. Takes all of 5 minutes or less.