Rubber bush

DavidvL · Jan 18, 2019

Hi all, new to this forum and a new owner of a Freelander 2 (14 plate). TD4 manual.

Just been having a look over the engine compartment and found a 24mm rubber bush (shock mount?) sitting loose on a shelf to the right of the engine. Part no: 95BB9B929AA. Can't see where it has come from/anywhere obviously missing it.

Any ideas?

Cheers,

David

GrumpyGel · Jan 18, 2019

Looks to be a "generic" Ford engine mount.

I'd suggest that if you're engine isn't rattling around in the engine bay, you've got another one in the correct place

Nodge68 · Jan 18, 2019

Googling that PN shows up as an engine mount for a Mondeo, which could well also be used for the FL2 too, or part of it.

GG beat me to it.

DavidvL · Jan 18, 2019

Thanks for the replies

seems to be much too small (and soft) to be an actual engine mount. Nothing appears to be rattling about. It's bugging me though!

Nodge68 · Jan 18, 2019

DavidvL said:
Thanks for the replies seems to be much too small (and soft) to be an actual engine mount. Nothing appears to be rattling about. It's bugging me though!

I reckon it's this

Screenshot_20190118-185353_Samsung Internet.jpg

From here.

DavidvL · Jan 18, 2019

Yes that's it! But was is the component? Do you know how to access it?

Thanks for finding this

DavidvL · Jan 18, 2019

Ah although the bush in your pic has '40' on the rim. The one i have is 24. Which appears to be the diameter (24mm) of the hole it pushes in to.

DavidvL · Jan 18, 2019

Ahh found it i think. On the Air box mounting:

Which is right next to where i found it. Next question is how easy is this to get to/ check if one is missing!?

Nodge68 · Jan 18, 2019

DavidvL said:
Next question is how easy is this to get to/ check if one is missing!

LR can help with that question.

Arctic2 · Jan 18, 2019

DavidvL said:
Ahh found it i think. On the Air box mounting:

View attachment 167698

Which is right next to where i found it. Next question is how easy is this to get to/ check if one is missing!?

Very easy a few photo's below for you to follow takes about 15 minutes to check, maybe also check the air filter at the same time and change it if required. add a little red rubber grease to the rubber inserts or Vaseline if you do not have rubber grease, it will help when you push the air filter casing back into situ

DavidvL · Feb 1, 2019

Thanks for the info and pics Arctic

managed to get it back in place. Was the back one and quite easy to get to. How often do you change the air filter?

Arctic2 · Feb 1, 2019

Air filter is change every 12 months with an oil the second oil change a I change my oil every 6months, regardless of mileage

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