Transmission crossmember bushing, upper
OEM part number2910A065Order this one
Community consensus. This entry is not backed by factory documentation — treat its values and steps as a starting point, not as if they came from the factory manual.
Consenso de la comunidad. Esta entrada no se apoya en documentación de fábrica — tome los valores y los pasos como punto de partida, no como si vinieran del manual de fábrica.
The upper rubber bushing in the transmission crossmember, and the truck takes the quantity shown above. There is also a lower bushing in the same crossmember with a different Mitsubishi number, which does not have a page here yet — order both, because the crossmember is either apart or it is not. The seller's description is the useful bit: these dry out and shrink, the transmission sags, and the symptom people notice is a hard jolt going from park into reverse or drive. They come out and go in by hand, no press needed, and the crossmember has to come off anyway to drop the transmission pan, so this is the classic thing to add to a fluid and filter service. The number, the fitment and the count come from the Montero specialist's own catalogue page, cited below — a parts catalogue is good evidence for what a part number is and what it fits, and it is not factory literature, so read every figure on this page as the catalogue's claim rather than as a service-manual specification.
Sources
- Luso Overland — MONTERO Gen3 Transmission Crossmember Bushing: the table naming the upper and lower bushings with their Mitsubishi numbers and quantity per vehicleVendor catalogue
- Luso Overland — MONTERO Gen3 Automatic Transmission Service Kit: the kit contents, listing the upper and lower crossmember bushings and their quantities alongside the fluid, filter and drain washerVendor catalogue
- YoshiParts — Mitsubishi OEM engine rear mounting bushing 2910A065: part number, description and Pajero/Montero V65W (3rd Gen, 1999-2006) fitment, independent of the Montero specialist's catalogue aboveVendor catalogue