1969 4-speed transmission mount GM part number

[Bob W.]

Can anyone tell me the GM part number for 1969 4-speed transmission mount. And does GM still have then in stock.



Thanks Bob

[Joe L.]

Re: 1969 4-speed transmission mount GM part number

Can anyone tell me the GM part number for 1969 4-speed transmission mount. And does GM still have then in stock.



Thanks Bob

Bob------


GM #3913498. It was discontinued about 25 years ago and replaced by GM #22188495. The latter was discontinued without supersession about 15 years ago. GM list was $128 when it was discontinued. Current replacements sell for about 10 bucks. Think they are the same?

[Terry M.]

Re: 1969 4-speed transmission mount GM part number

Bob------


GM #3913498. It was discontinued about 25 years ago and replaced by GM #22188495. The latter was discontinued without supersession about 15 years ago. GM list was $128 when it was discontinued. Current replacements sell for about 10 bucks. Think they are the same?

Joe, I love your sense of humor.

[Bob W.]

Re: 1969 4-speed transmission mount GM part number

Joe, Thanks for the reply and part numbers. Rock Auto has ones made by Anchor- Pioneer & Dea/Mrc (USA made). Spring Carlisle is coming up so I think I will look there, but now I have some part numbers in hand.

Thanks Again Bob

[Scott P.]

Re: 1969 4-speed transmission mount GM part number

Bob, you have a PM. Scott

[Bob W.]

Re: 1969 4-speed transmission mount GM part number

Scott, Will call you at some point today ,busy AM day.

BOB

[Scott P.]

Re: 1969 4-speed transmission mount GM part number

Bob, a PM for you. Scott

[Bob W.]

Re: 1969 4-speed transmission mount GM part number

Scott , Thanks for the PN will be in touch.


Bob

[Gary R.]

Re: 1969 4-speed transmission mount GM part number

Just a note that might help someone. Back about 10-15 years ago now we were building up my son's st/strip 75 and needed a trans mount. Poly was the new super material to use, although not new I know, so I got in a Well Known Muncie/ST-10 red poly mount. I looked it over and measured it up against the original rubber mount and it was .250" taller. Enough to throw off the driveshaft angle and I didn't like that. So I called Summit to ask them. Their tech told me that was the correct mount because that's what was in the catalog, regardless if it was the same size. I called the manufacturer and finally got someone who knew what I was talking about. I asked why this didn't fit, it was listed for all GM cars. He tells me oh yeah it's for everything BUT corvette!! Why wasn't that listed showing just what it fit? I never got an answer. I still have the new poly mount sitting on my shelf. I did find the "other" poly company had the exact same poly dimensions as GM's and used that. The poly didn't last either, maybe a year and it broke. We ended up with a solid mount.