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Mitsubishi L200 Transfer Case Mounts

Mitsubishi L200 Transfer case mounts

Transfer case mounts for the Mitsubishi L200 start at $7.95, and AutoBuffy stocks 1 options from DEA. The transfer case mount is a rubber-and-metal bushing that isolates the transfer case from the frame, absorbing vibration and holding the unit in position. When it fails, the transfer case shifts under load, causing clunking, vibration, and potential driveshaft misalignment.

Signs your Mitsubishi L200 needs a new transfer case mount

  • Loud clunk or thud when accelerating, decelerating, or shifting between 2WD and 4WD
  • Noticeable vibration through the floor or shifter that worsens at highway speeds
  • Visible cracking, splitting, or oil-soaking on the rubber portion of the mount when inspected
  • Transfer case appears to have shifted or sits at an unusual angle relative to the driveshaft
  • Driveshaft u-joints wear out prematurely due to misalignment caused by a sagging mount
  • Rattling or metallic contact noise underneath the vehicle at idle or over bumps

Which transfer case mount should you buy for your Mitsubishi L200?

The main decision is rubber versus polyurethane construction, which determines how much vibration isolation you get versus how much handling firmness you want. OEM-style rubber mounts suit daily drivers, while polyurethane suits trucks or SUVs that tow, haul, or see off-road use. Confirm the mount position — some vehicles use more than one — before ordering.

OEM-Replacement Rubber Mount
Best for
Daily drivers and stock restorations
What you get
Factory-matched softness, full vibration isolation, quiet ride, direct bolt-in fit
Heavy-Duty Rubber Mount
Best for
Towing, hauling, and high-mileage vehicles
What you get
Thicker rubber compound with reinforced bonding, resists heat and oil saturation longer than standard OEM
Polyurethane Mount
Best for
Off-road use, lifted trucks, performance builds
What you get
Firmer bushing material that resists tearing and compression under torque; transfers more NVH to the cabin
Complete Mount Kit (front + rear)
Best for
Full replacement or high-mileage rebuilds
What you get
Both transfer case mount positions replaced at once, eliminating the need for a second service interval soon after

Transfer case mounts brands we stock for your Mitsubishi L200

DEA
1 option · from $7.95

Replacing the transfer case mount on a Mitsubishi L200

Moderate⏱ 1–2 hoursFloor jack and jack standsTransmission or transfer case support jackSocket set and breaker barPry barPenetrating oil for corroded hardware

Safely raise and support the Mitsubishi L200, then position a jack under the transfer case to take its weight before unbolting the mount from the crossmember and the transfer case housing. Remove the old mount, install the new one finger-tight, lower the jack to let the drivetrain settle into its natural position, and then torque all fasteners to specification. Confirm driveshaft alignment looks correct before lowering the vehicle fully.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to replace transfer case mounts on a Mitsubishi L200?
Parts start at $7.95 for a single transfer case mount for the Mitsubishi L200. A complete DIY job typically costs just the part price plus fluids if you disturb any lines. Shop labor adds roughly one to two hours of labor time on top of the part cost, depending on access and whether both mounts are replaced.
How long do transfer case mounts last on a Mitsubishi L200?
Transfer case mounts on the Mitsubishi L200 commonly last between 75,000 and 150,000 miles under normal conditions. Towing, off-road use, fluid contamination, and exposure to road salt accelerate rubber degradation significantly. Inspecting the mount any time the transfer case or driveshaft is serviced is good practice.
Can I drive my Mitsubishi L200 with a broken transfer case mount?
You should not drive the Mitsubishi L200 far or hard with a failed transfer case mount. A loose transfer case can shift position enough to stress or snap the front and rear driveshafts, damage the transmission tail housing, or cause sudden loss of drive. Short distances at low speed to reach a shop are generally acceptable.
Is replacing a transfer case mount on a Mitsubishi L200 a DIY job?
Most experienced DIYers can replace a transfer case mount on the Mitsubishi L200 with basic hand tools and a floor jack. The main challenge is supporting the transfer case safely while the old mount is removed. Tight engine bays or corroded hardware can increase difficulty, but it does not require specialized equipment in most cases.
Will a bad transfer case mount damage other parts on my Mitsubishi L200?
Yes. A failed mount allows the transfer case to move under torque, which accelerates wear on u-joints, driveshaft slip yokes, and the transmission output shaft seal. Over time, driveshaft angle misalignment from a collapsed mount can cause vibration that damages carrier bearings and other drivetrain components on the Mitsubishi L200.
How do I know if my Mitsubishi L200 has one or two transfer case mounts?
The number of transfer case mounts on the Mitsubishi L200 depends on the specific drivetrain configuration and chassis design. Check your vehicle's service manual or use AutoBuffy's fitment filter with your exact year and trim level. Some platforms use a single rear mount, while others use a front crossmember mount and a rear insulator together.

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