Pioneer Cables 635377 Engine Torque Strut Mount - Rear

Engine Torque Strut Mount for Ford Taurus

Pioneer Cables 635377 is an engine torque strut mount for the rear position on select Ford Taurus models. It is built as a direct replacement for the original mount and uses a bonded rubber design to help isolate engine movement and reduce vibration transfer.

Key Features

• Direct replacement engine torque strut mount for rear installation
• Fits 2004-2007 Ford Taurus, rear
• High-grade metal housing with corrosion-resistant coating
• Bonded rubber compound matched to the application for vibration control
• Sure-Fit System application testing for vehicle-specific fitment
• Cross-references Anchor 3099 for the same application

Detailed Description

This Pioneer Cables 635377 mount is engineered for the rear engine torque strut location on 2004-2007 Ford Taurus models. It is manufactured with a durable metal housing and a bonded rubber element to support engine stabilization while helping reduce harshness, noise, and vibration. For buyers searching for a rear engine torque strut mount for Ford Taurus 2004-2007, this part number 635377 provides a direct-fit replacement solution.

What It Helps Address

• Excessive engine movement under acceleration or load
• Vibration felt through the body or cabin
• Clunking or shifting noises from worn mount components
• Rubber separation or deterioration in the original mount
• Fitment issues when replacing a damaged rear torque strut mount

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm the rear mount location and verify vehicle fitment before installation. Inspect adjacent engine mount and torque strut components for wear, since a damaged support system can affect the new mount’s performance. Use the vehicle’s service procedure and torque specifications during replacement.

Quality Assurance

Pioneer Mounts use the Sure-Fit System, which relies on vehicle-specific application testing to support proper fitment. The mount housing is made from high-grade metal with a corrosion-resistant finish, and the rubber element is selected for the specific application to help maintain vibration control over time.