Anchor 2261 Engine Mount - Front Left or Front Right

Engine Mount for Oldsmobile Cutlass

Anchor 2261 is an engine mount for the front left and front right positions on select Oldsmobile Cutlass and Cutlass Supreme applications. It is built to OE standards to help control engine movement and reduce vibration in the chassis.

Key Features

• Engine mount for front left and front right positions
• Engineered to OE standards for proper fit and function
• Natural and SBR rubber for durability and performance
• Heat-treated grade 5 steel fasteners
• Special bonding agent for a secure rubber-to-metal bond
• Rubber compound mixed to a specific Durometer hardness
• Anchor 2261 part number for easy identification

Detailed Description

Anchor 2261 is designed to support the engine while helping dampen vibration transferred into the vehicle body. The mount uses natural and SBR rubber, a controlled hardness compound, and a bonded rubber-to-metal construction to maintain consistent performance under load. This part cross-references Corteco 602261 for the same application. Use Anchor 2261 when replacing a worn engine mount on 1964-1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass or 1972-1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme models.

Common Problems This Part Can Address

• Excessive engine vibration felt in the cabin
• Clunking or shifting during acceleration and deceleration
• Engine movement caused by a deteriorated mount
• Noise from a cracked or separated rubber mount
• Misalignment related to worn front engine mount support

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle year, model, and mount position before installation. This part is listed for front left and front right applications on Oldsmobile Cutlass and Cutlass Supreme models, so confirm the correct side before ordering. Inspect adjacent mounts and related brackets for wear or damage during replacement.

Quality Assurance

Anchor manufactures this mount to OE standards and backs it with a 12-month warranty. The design includes heat-treated grade 5 bolts, a specialized rubber-to-metal bonding process, and a rubber compound selected for consistent hardness and service life.