Anyone have a part number for this?

[easytime]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MG-ROVER-Z...item3a930d83be

The number listed is incorrect, or at least I cant get hits with it, even when you change the letter O's for number 0's.

[MG ZS STE]

I reackon it's this;

http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-KKU000640

I actually still have the one off my saloon if you need one, same car the coolant hose came from. Pm me if your interested.

[easytime]

It is not in the engine mount diagram on rimmers. But if u have one and it is not shot I might go for that. Mine is gone, so much that the engine lateral movement drives the left drive shaft too far into the gearbox. Makes a terrible racket on fast hard rights. Basically nothing stopping the engine from lateral movement until the metal hits metal on that damper.

[petet16]

It isn't on the diagram, but it is in the parts list further down the page.

[easytime]

Originally Posted by petet16

It isn't on the diagram, but it is in the parts list further down the page.

What number?

[petet16]

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[MG ZS STE]

This guy has a picture of the part number on the part, so it is 440.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ROVER-45-M...item5662e241cd

[petet16]

It is an odd quirk that some parts have a number on them which doesn't show on the epc, T16 cam carriers also have a part number which doesn't show on the epc, I think it has something to do with parts that go together to make an assembly.

The 440 is the number of the bracket which comes as part of a new mount, the bracket isn't available as a separate part, in effect they're quoting the wrong part number.

[easytime]

It is the damper part I need, I will have everything on the car anyway.

[MG ZS STE]

Just been in the garage to check and it looks fine, certainly didn't give me no lateral movement that I'm aware of. How can I check it now it's off the car?