1001050-B06
Reduce engine rear vibrations: When the Eado’s engine runs, its rear moving parts (like the flywheel or exhaust manifold) create specific vibrations. The cushion’s rubber core deforms gently to “mop up” these rear-focused shakes, stopping them from spreading to the chassis and cabin—this means less buzzing from the rear of the dashboard, especially at high speeds or when accelerating.
Support the engine’s rear weight: The Eado’s engine isn’t just held up by front mounts—this rear cushion bears a big chunk of the engine’s back-end weight. It keeps the engine level (no tilting forward or backward when braking/accelerating), ensuring stable power transfer to the transmission and preventing extra stress on the front engine mounts.
Protect nearby rear components: By cushioning the engine’s small rear movements (caused by road bumps or engine torque), it reduces friction and pressure on nearby parts like the rear exhaust pipe, fuel lines, and wiring harnesses. This avoids scratches, loosening, or leaks that could lead to costly repairs.
Fits These: All Changan Eado variants (matches the engine’s rear weight, mounting points, and heat needs—confirm with VIN).
Won’t Fit These:
Other Changan models: Like CS35, UNI-T, or Eado PLUS—different engine sizes, chassis layouts, and engine rear mounting bolt patterns (can’t install or support properly).
Non-Changan vehicles: Even if similar in look, engine rear weight and mounting specs differ (no functional fit).
Eado with modified engines: Aftermarket engine swaps or upgrades (e.g., turbocharged conversions) change the engine’s rear weight/distribution—original cushion can’t adapt, leading to excessive rear vibrations or damage.
Prep: Techs lift the Eado safely, use a specialized engine jack (with a soft pad) to support the engine’s rear block (prevents it from dropping when removing the old cushion), then disconnect the bolts holding the old cushion to the engine rear and chassis.
Remove old cushion: They take out the worn unit, clean the mounting surfaces (wipe off oil, rust, or debris), and check for damage to the engine rear block or chassis brackets.
Install new cushion: They align 1001050-B06 with the rear mounting points, bolt it to Changan’s exact torque specs (too tight crushes the rubber; too loose causes shifting), then lower the engine rear gently onto the new cushion.
Test: They start the engine, check for excessive rear vibrations at idle and acceleration, and take a test drive to confirm no cabin buzzing or unusual noises from the engine’s rear.
Inspect rubber condition: Every 40,000km, have techs check if the rubber is cracked, hardened, or swollen (old rubber loses its rear shock-absorbing ability). Replace immediately if damaged.
Tighten rear mounting bolts: During oil changes, ask to check the cushion’s rear bolts—loose bolts cause the engine’s rear to rattle or shift, increasing wear on front mounts.
Clean up oil leaks: Engine oil or transmission fluid leaks near the rear cushion can degrade the rubber—wipe up any spills right away to avoid damage.
Watch for warning signs: If you feel more vibration from the rear of the engine bay, hear a “thunk” when braking hard, or notice the engine sits tilted backward, the rear cushion is likely worn out.
Summary: Changan Eado Rear Engine Cushion (1001050-B06)
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