CantWrite
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Jun 8, 2021
- Location
- Placerville CO
- TDI
- 2005 Passat Wagon (BHW/5-spd conv, 03T). I keep in touch with the (2) ALH's I sold.
Looks like those are made for B6 and B7 TDIs.I stumbled upon an interesting thing in a local fb group, one member tried Meyle 100 199 0189 mounts in his 5.5 with great results. He claims they work equally well as the original ones he got at a partout but he hopes they'll last longer than those. He also posted videos that are a little less scientific than Windex's but show promising results. This mount is originally a right hand side mount in an Audi B6/B7 but they plug n play in the B5 chassis as well. Looking at the price, I might try them as replacements before I bite the bullet and get the original VW ones for 500 eur.
Exactly, that is something I mention in my post. FYI the engine is more or less the same in those with added exhaust aftertreatment systems. That means their mounts will bolt on to B5/5.5 TDIs. The left engine mount B6/B7s use has an electrical valve which stiffens it up when not idling, that's why you use two of the right hand side ones. An interesting thing I stumbled upon when playing with EDC15s is that they are totally capable of handling these dynamic mounts, as in the map is there in the ECU, you just have to fill it with values and add the hardware and necessary wiring.Looks like those are made for B6 and B7 TDIs.
Interesting. I'd love to know how to find that table in an EDC16Exactly, that is something I mention in my post. FYI the engine is more or less the same in those with added exhaust aftertreatment systems. That means their mounts will bolt on to B5/5.5 TDIs. The left engine mount B6/B7s use has an electrical valve which stiffens it up when not idling, that's why you use two of the right hand side ones. An interesting thing I stumbled upon when playing with EDC15s is that they are totally capable of handling these dynamic mounts, as in the map is there in the ECU, you just have to fill it with values and add the hardware and necessary wiring.