ME018993 Mitsubishi CUSHION,ENG MOUNTING, Price: 68.70$, Weight: 1.3kg


Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

Mitsubishi

ME018993

CUSHION,ENG MOUNTING

0

1.3

2-3

68.70$

Not Available

Originals

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
ASIMCO
ME018993 
ENGINE MOUNTING-ME018993-ASIMCO THAILAND
2
1.495
4-5
12.43$
 
Nakamoto
ME018993 
ENGINE MOUNT
80
1.495
4-5
13.73$
 
FUSO
ME018993 
CUSHION,ENG MOUNTING
1243
1.495
15-20
41.07$
 
MAXPART
ME018993 
ENGINE MOUNTING FRONT
0
1.446
4-5
13.85$
Not Available
Mitsubishi
ME018993 
CUSHION,ENG MOUNTING
0
1.495
-
68.70$
Not Available

Substitutions

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
MAXPART
MXME018993 
ENGINE MOUNTING FRONT
100
1.495
4-5
12.17$
 
MAXPART
MXME018993MS3018803 
ENGINE MOUNTING FRONT
0
1.495
4-5
13.22$
Not Available
Good Rubber Co LTD
GM61016 
ENGINE MOUNTING FRONT
0
1.495
2-3
10.38$
Not Available

Engine Mount Cushion for Mitsubishi Vehicles

This rubber-and-metal engine mount cushion is designed to support the engine while isolating vibration from the chassis. It’s a small part with a big job: keeping the powertrain stable, quiet, and properly aligned during driving .

Why This Part Is Needed

Your engine produces constant torque and shaking. The mount cushion absorbs these movements so the body, exhaust, hoses, and wiring don’t take the stress. It also helps maintain correct drivetrain position for smooth shifting and better driveline angles.

How It Works

The bonded rubber core flexes under load, while the steel brackets hold the engine in place. When you accelerate, brake, or hit bumps, the cushion controls engine roll and prevents harsh metal-to-metal contact .

What Happens If It’s Broken

A worn or torn cushion can cause strong vibration at idle, clunking on take-off, engine movement, and even exhaust cracking. In severe cases, misalignment may lead to premature wear of CV joints, mounts, and nearby components ⚠️.

Best Practice

Replace at the first signs of cracking, sagging, or leaking rubber to restore factory-like comfort and protect expensive parts.