★★★★★
May 5, 2026
Transmission Mount
The transmission mount worked perfectly and the repair video for the part helped me a lot.
Replaces
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MTA70712
The transmission mount worked perfectly and the repair video for the part helped me a lot.
Part was an exact fit for the transmission mount on a 2011 Buick Enclave. The 1AAuto installation video on Youtube [Transmission Mount 2009-17 Chevy Traverse] was very helpful - the biggest challenge is getting the front "cradle" to come down far enough. After taking out the support bolts, I had to use a pry bar to lower it enough to extract the old part. Spinning the mount while pulling it was the trick to get it out. Putting in the new mount also requires spinning it while pushing it into place.
