I have a '90 Camaro RS. There is a bracket that attaches to torque arm at transmission. The rubber for bracket is gone. Car has serious vibration, and I am wondering if this bracket needs to be replaced. My uneducated guess is that it is there to give support to torque arm. I have asked at several auto parts stores, and even a chevy dealership. Not only have I asked, but I have even showed them the part that I removed from camaro. Can anyone tell me what this part is called, what it is for, if the rubber being gone would cause this vibration, and where I can get a replacement? Thank-you
it is the transmission support bar. go to a junk yard and they can get you one.
All Auto camaro's with stock V*'s around the same year have this. And you are right Try salvage yards dealership will not carry this anymore.
that's noticeably complication-free stuff. whilst the bolts are got rid of, in simple terms carry the arm and permit it gently upward thrust to the floor pan. Then cahnge the rubber and positioned it returned at the same time. you're able to would desire to gently press the hot mount all which includes stress from pliers. There truly isn't something to it.
