MAXPART 50850SNAA82 ENGINE MOUNTING LH A

ENGINE MOUNTING LH A

Part number: 50850SNAA82 

Availability: 0

Processing: 4-5 days

Make: MAXPART

21.41$
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Honda 50850SNAA82 MTG RUB ASSY,TRNS

MTG RUB ASSY,TRNS

Part number: 50850SNAA82 

Availability: 0

Make: Honda

163.75$
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Substitutions

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FRONT LEFT ENGINE MOUNTING AT

Part number: HMFDATLH 

Availability: 17

Processing: 2-3 days

Make: FEBEST

33.91$
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MTG RUB ASSY,TRNS

Part number: 50850SNA305 

Availability: 0

Make: Honda

168.03$
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MAXPART MX50850SNAA82HD30281 ENGINE MOUNTING LH ALUMINI

ENGINE MOUNTING LH ALUMINI

Part number: MX50850SNAA82HD30281 

Availability: 0

Processing: 4-5 days

Make: MAXPART

21.61$
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MAXPART MX50850SNAA82 ENGINE MOUNTING LH ALUMINI

ENGINE MOUNTING LH ALUMINI

Part number: MX50850SNAA82 

Availability: 0

Processing: 4-5 days

Make: MAXPART

21.44$
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RBI O10206L0 ENGINE MOUNTING C/V 2006 LH A/T (1.8)

ENGINE MOUNTING C/V 2006 LH A/T (1.8)

Part number: O10206L0 

Availability: 0

Processing: 4-5 days

Make: RBI

29.03$
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Blue Print ADH280156 MOUNTING/AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIO

MOUNTING/AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIO

Part number: ADH280156 

Availability: 0

Processing: 4-5 days

Make: Blue Print

17.34$
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Transmission Support Rubber Mount Assembly

This drivetrain mount is needed to hold the transmission in the correct position while isolating vibration. It keeps the powertrain stable during gear changes, acceleration, and braking, so the cabin feels smooth and the driveline stays aligned.

How it works βš™οΈ

Inside the mount, a reinforced rubber insulator bonds to metal brackets. The rubber flexes to absorb engine and gearbox movement, while the metal structure limits excessive travel. This balance reduces harshness and protects nearby parts from stress.

What happens if it’s worn or broken

A failed mount lets the transmission shift too much. You may notice clunks on takeoff, vibration at idle, rough shifting, or banging when changing from Drive to Reverse (or during clutch engagement on manuals). If ignored, it can strain CV joints, exhaust flex sections, hoses, wiring, and even cause misalignment that speeds up bushing and axle wear.

When to replace ️

  • Visible cracks, separation, or collapsed rubber
  • Excessive drivetrain movement under throttle
  • New vibrations after starts or shifts

Compatibility βœ…

  • Civic
  • Civic Gx
  • Civic 4D