1968-79 Corvette Transmission Mount Exploded Diagram - Bracket & Bolt Kit
Exploded parts diagram of the 68-79 transmission mount with bracket, exhaust hanger and bolt kit.
This document is an exploded parts diagram illustrating the transmission mount assembly for 1968-79 vehicles (uploaded as applicable to a 1977 Chevrolet Corvette). The line drawing shows how the transmission mount attaches between the transmission tailhousing above and the crossmember bracket below. Four components are labeled with leader lines: the Transmission Mount (the rubber/metal isolator that bolts to the bottom of the transmission), the Exhaust Hanger (a flat plate sandwiched at the mount location that supports the exhaust system), the Bolt Kit (an assortment of bolts, nuts, and washers shown in exploded positions indicating fastener locations), and the Bracket (the support bracket that spans the crossmember and receives the mount). Dashed alignment lines show how the fasteners pass through the mount, exhaust hanger, bracket, and crossmember, clarifying assembly order and orientation. The caption at the bottom identifies the illustration as "68-79 Transmission Mount." No part numbers, torque specifications, or dimensions are given; the value of the document is in showing the relative positions and stacking order of the mount hardware for removal or installation reference.
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Frequently asked questions
- What years does this transmission mount diagram cover?
- The caption states it applies to 1968-79 ("68-79 Transmission Mount").
- What components are shown in the transmission mount assembly?
- The diagram labels four items: the Transmission Mount, the Exhaust Hanger, the Bolt Kit, and the Bracket.
- Where does the exhaust hanger install relative to the transmission mount?
- The exploded view shows the exhaust hanger plate positioned between the transmission and the transmission mount area, secured by the same fastener stack that attaches the mount.
- Does this diagram include torque specs or part numbers?
- No. It is a labeled exploded illustration only; no torque values or part numbers are shown.
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