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Replace broken transmission mount (03 tiptronic)

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I just replaced my broken transmission mount (03 Tiptronic).
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It didn't look like a straight forward thing to replace either.
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I just replaced my broken transmission mount (03 Tiptronic).
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Annoying clunk from rear

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It didn't look like a straight forward thing to replace either.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

2004 996 3.6 Tiptronic, everything is standard fitment. I get an annoying clunk from the rear. It happens when going from reverse to drive, coming to an abrubt stop, going over a pot hole. i've had a good rummage around the back, removed the motor mounts and they were still firm ish, the only bit of slight play I could find was on the rear coffin arm, the bush in the middle had a slight play in it. But this doesnt explain the knock at a standstill going from reverse to drive?

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I just replaced my broken transmission mount (03 Tiptronic). It was causing a grinding noice in the half shaft on left turns. I also had clunking. Both are gone with the new mount. Might be a good idea to inspect that mount, it is very easy to see the bushing on both sides of it and if they are broken.

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Hmm will take a deeper look at it. It didn't look like a straight forward thing to replace either.

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