VW Bay Window Bus Rear Engine Mount — Replaceable Insulator | 1968–1979 (211-199-335)

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  • Vendor EMPI
  • SKU 211-199-335
  • Fits
    • 1968-1979|VW|Bus

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VW Bay Window Bus Rear Engine Mount – 1600cc Upright (211-199-335)

Restore structural stability and reduce drivetrain vibration with this rear engine mount for Bay Window Buses. Serving as the critical interface between the engine support bar and the vehicle chassis, it replaces original rubber mounts that become oil-soaked, cracked, or compressed over time — the cause of excessive engine movement, shifting difficulty, and increased cabin noise.

This replacement mount features durable rubber bonded to a steel housing, providing the flex needed for vibration dampening while maintaining the rigidity required for proper drivetrain alignment.

Vehicle Fitment

  • Type 2 (Bay Window Bus / Transporter / Kombi): 1968–1971
  • Engine Type: 1600cc Upright (Single Port or Dual Port)

Key Features & Benefits

  • Direct Replacement: Engineered to meet or exceed original equipment specifications for a proper fit on the rear support bar.
  • Vibration Dampening: High-grade rubber compound absorbs engine harmonics and road shock.
  • Durable Construction: Steel-reinforced design to handle the weight and torque of the 1600cc engine.
  • Essential Maintenance: Maintains correct engine height and prevents stress on the transmission nose cone and shift linkage.

Technical Specifications

  • Part number: 211-199-335
  • Construction: Rubber bonded to steel housing
  • Engine: 1600cc upright (single or dual port)
  • Position: Rear engine mount — support-bar-to-chassis interface

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Which Bus does this engine mount fit? The Type 2 Bay Window Bus with the 1600cc upright engine (single or dual port), 1968–1971.
  • Why replace the rear engine mount? Original rubber mounts become oil-soaked, cracked, or compressed, causing excess engine movement, shifting difficulty, and cabin noise.

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