Engine Mount Motor Compatible with Fits 2003-2008 Mazda 6 2.3L i Sedan Automatic Transmission 2003-2008 Mazda 6 2.3L 2WD Automatic Transmission

Everything fit perfectly and rides like new.

I was a little apprehensive purchasing an un-reviewed item. I was pleasantly surprised to find all the components correct & they appear to be good quality. Further, I ordered same day delivery, and it arrived before I got home from work which was perfect! I like to purchase dealer parts normally as they are usually the best quality, lasting much longer than some aftermarket products. But for the price of this set, I must say that I'm really impressed. Of course I can not comment on how they will last. Being high flex items for every acceleration and deceleration, it is all about the rubber used & the adhesion of the rubber to the metal parts on the mounts. That said, the rubber appears to be fresh & of good quality. Pictured, is the tranny mount that I received in the set of mounts and the original mount that apparently should have been changed long, long ago. (152000 miles on original mount). The passenger side mount is not the complete mount, but is the part that attaches to the engine. The attachment steel plate must be hammered & crimped around the aluminum frame after prying off the original. I would have preferred to get the whole mount, but it seems simple enough to remove and attach. Besides, it was well described & pictured in Amazon, so I knew ahead of time what I was getting & I am happy with it. All in all, a great shopping experience! If these mounts do fail within a couple of years, I will find this review & update it as I would hope that it lasts AT LEAST this long. If not, no news is good news here.

Solved all of my issues, at a fair price. Fantastic!!

My motor mounts were needing changed in my car, mainly the passenger motor mount, and this set offers functioning motor mounts to replace broken ones. Overall quality is pretty good, time will tell how the rubber material holds up. For manual Mazda 3's, the flat plate that slots in for the rear torque mount is not needed as on the manuals this is replaced by a solid metal block / plate that the rear motor mount mounts to. Overall, the mounts are impressive for the price. Will update if any fail prematurely. Side note, there is still some play with the passenger motor mount that will only be fixed in these cars with a solid 'racing' oriented passenger motor mount, and if the motor wobbles are throwing off your shifts like they are mine maybe look into solid passenger and rear / torque mounts as these are the main mounts that keep the engine in place.

Worked and fit great for my 2004 3 series 5 door. My lower mount on trans is aluminum, so that part did not change out. But lower rubber mount and both upper mounts fit excellent. Many recommend to just change passenger side mount, but if that has failed, the drivers side one is over stressed and definitely needs to be changed. This one was already half torn. Huge difference in noise and vibration, definitely worth the work to change out. Passenger side one is pretty simple, use a lift or jack as it is likely collapsed over an inch. Drivers side one is under battery box, so it take a little bit to get to, but a jack under trans is needed to make it easier. Lower mount is simple, just unbolt the horizontal bolt first, then the vertical bottom bolt. Pull forward on oil pan and slide mount right out.

Was a little bit skeptical about the price and because the parts were from the Amazon catalog. I installed these parts on my 2009 Mazda 3 and they fit perfectly. Before the installation the car was very noisy, vibrated a lot and also jerked. The engine should shift a lot as well I could feel it. Now it’s the smoothest ride the only noise I hear is the noise of the road and cars around me. Really gives me peace of mind.

Looks like a good product as described

Everything fit perfectly, except for the Motor Mount. The original has a larger bracket, this kit only supplies the inner bushing for it. You somehow have to cut apart the old one out of the brackets and somehow mount this one onto the old bracket? I wouldn’t bother, considering the other brands sell a perfect swap.