Autozone Duralast transfer case mount or OEM?
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Autozone Duralast transfer case mount or OEM?
Ive been reading about transfer case mounts and it looks like the aftermarket solid mounts cause high speed vibrations, not what I need on the interstate... Autozone sells a Duralast with a lifetime warranty for $108 and I can get an OEM Toyota for $110, does anyone have any info on the Autozone part??? Do you think its as good as an OEM or would you just stick with a Toyota part?
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Sorry, this is for my 88 V6 Automatic 4x4 ext cab pickup My stock mount with almost 200k on it is pretty loose, I can shake the transfer case around by the drive shaft, which is probably why its shifting kind of hard and the shifter is bouncing around when I hit bumps on the wonderful WV back roads!
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Thats what Im thinking but Im wondering if the Duralast part is made by the same OEM MFG.... The only good thing about Autozone parts is the lifetime warranty!
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This is about as no brainer as it gets.
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Stay away from Duralast parts. I wrote a thread on a starter I had purchased there years ago and ultimately had to replace it 4 times before I got my money back. At the time I wasn't worried because it was a lifetime warranty and I could just keep getting new ones but in the end I wished that I would have originally purchased it from toyota. I will never waste my time/money on a duralast part again. Since then I have had a toyota starter and it has been going strong for about 3 years.
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I'm thinking of a solid mount but thats only because I've got dual case with one being 4.7. Even with solid motor mounts (Marlin bolt trick) I get engine turn when playing on the rocks with both cases in low.
Why not look for a used OEM. FYI the mounts are supose to have flex. You should look for signs of seperation, dry rot, rust, ......
Why not look for a used OEM. FYI the mounts are supose to have flex. You should look for signs of seperation, dry rot, rust, ......
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