2004 saturn vue front cradle subframe/frame bushing

[Mattmoosh]

I have found a welder that is willing to retrofit the front Cradle mounts. They have rusted out...

My question is what are the part numbers and or names for the bushings and bolts that need to be replaced?
They sit between the subframe and frame. The welding shop will install them if I can get them.


They can get them for added cost, but I need to be a bit frugal.

Thanks for your help!

[waiter21]

I assume this is what you're referring to:

https://www.1999southwind.com/toad-2...#ENGINE_CRADLE

[Mattmoosh]

This is what I am talking about. Mine seems to have a bushing that goes between the frame and subframe. He seems to have replaced it with the square tube stock, I guess.

[waiter21]

I replaced the engine cradle on mine a few years ago. found one in Texas that had zero rust.

http://www.saturnfans.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=234668

[tonyadams]

For the front subframe mount bushings on the 2004 Saturn Vue, some frequently used item numbers are: Moog K200132 Energy Suspension 7.1108R or 7.1108G, AC Delco 15211402. To get the right bolt specs, you might need to reference the manufacturer service manual for the Saturn Vue or speak with a dealer or auto parts retailer. To ensure that the subframe fits and operates properly, it's crucial to use the right bolts.
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[Coma197]

Originally Posted by tonyadams

For the front subframe mount bushings on the 2004 Saturn Vue, some frequently used item numbers are: Moog K200132 Energy Suspension 7.1108R or 7.1108G, AC Delco 15211402. To get the right bolt specs, you might need to reference the manufacturer service manual for the Saturn Vue or speak with a dealer or auto parts retailer. To ensure that the subframe fits and operates properly, it's crucial to use the right bolts.
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yebb, that's right. Using the right bolts is very neccessary.

[bekean]

Originally Posted by waiter21

I replaced the engine cradle on mine a few years ago. found one in Texas that had zero rust.

http://www.saturnfans.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=234668 fnf

Visit local automotive parts stores in your area and provide them with your vehicle details. They should be able to assist you in finding the necessary bushings and bolts. It's a good idea to call ahead to check if they have the specific parts in stock or if they can order them for you.