If there is no gap between the rubber and metal with the original mount and I want to replace it, will I need any other parts besides this?
1047293
This is the only part you will need. You will need a jack to put unde the engine to hold it up while removing and installing the mount.
1047294
Not sure what you mean about no gap. But usually it is the big rubber disk (as seen in picture) that fails. When I took the old one off, the rubber was actually in 2 pieces (and the fluid inside made a mess pulling the mount out after it was unbolted). I do not think you need anything else as it is this rubber that always fails and none of the other parts (poor engineering IMHO).
1047295
You should be ok with just the mount itself; However, if the upper mount (silver in the picture ) is touching the metal (below the rubber) on the original, you may have to jack the engine up a bit more than if it were as mine was (only the rubber portion failed and leaked). I would (at least) check the other mounts since it sounds as if yours failed completely. Replace the rest of the mounts if there is "ANY" doubt. I apologize for the delay in answering, I work off shore.
2101507
Nothing else is needed. The part is ready to be replaced. I took mine to my local tire shop.
161914
Yeah this is good to go, no need for extra accessories. At the end of the pole are the classic two hole mounts. You should already have a screw/nut from your other mounts. You'll need to reuse one of those to screw it in.
197144
no, if you are handy with tools you will have no problem fitting the mount, if not save your money.minor fitting is needed, it works great.Willis.
1463788
Yes, go to a best buy or a similar store and tell them your make and model and they will get you the mounting brackets you need
1453649
I do not recall getting new spacers and screws. I think I had to re use the old ones. Also watch the you tube video by ereplacementparts.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3slC2fxvP1w
1262350
Yes it will work, you do not need to use the spacers that come with the kit, but you will probably have to use shorter screws or washers that do not come with the mount.
227872
Yes, you will most likely need to more pieces. The handlebar mount: Ram Mount Rail Base with Stainless Steel U-Bolt and 1-Inch Ball for Rails from 0.5 to 1 Inches DiameterAnd the arm which will attach the two together: Ram Mount Composite Double Socket Arm for 1-Inch Ball BasesYou can then use this to change out any other ram mount that you buy. I use mine to change out GPS Mount, Cup Mount, and Gopro Mount.
1428193
U shouldn't have no problem because if you have a rail or 1base mount .let me know how it goes .
190883
Not that I know off!!! you might try some second hand stores, but I doubt it, that will be hard to find!!Buy a new one, and you should get the mount. You have to replace them every so often anyway!! To bad, I think I threw mine away!!!I will look if you like after Xmas.
991502
No. You will need to save all hardware and seals from original. Mine fit fine and went in easily. You may want to wait for the temperature to be above 70 degrees because the piece will be easier to flex.
896695
Howard,Compare the dimensions of the pads. If yours is larger than the potential replacement, I wouldn't buy it. If they are close with the new one slightly larger, you can probably trim the excess. It's matching the holes that matters, but it shouldn't be a big concern because you can probably punch holes through the thin metal plate to match yours. To me, it's worth a shot.Al
1464887
There shouldn't be a gap big enough unless you mounted the bracket upside down/backwards. It can happen, just check.
1205125
yeah when i bought mine everything lined up perfectly but it wasnt long enough to connect to the stock mounts. so i went to a local metal shop and cut the difference and then welded it to the stock mounts and then connected the bumper
1194156
Yes, you must remove the original rubber pad and install the new onto the metal plate
41429
Yes, you might need new rubber bushings but try to use your existing ones. Very easy install.
266355
I would recommend using a spacer, perhaps even using a layer of mounting tape to get the lower side lined up.