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1997 Mercedes SL320
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$24.99
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$26.03
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$114.00
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Please verify appearance of existing unit prior to ordering, this mount used on numerous rear wheel drive models and transmissions. 1 per car.
1997 Mercedes SL320
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$42.99
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$44.78
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$114.00
1997 Mercedes SL320
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$31.99
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$33.32
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$68.00
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1994, 1995, 1996 Mercedes SL320
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$16.69
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$17.39
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$85.00
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1994, 1995, 1996 Mercedes SL320
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$22.99
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$89.00
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1997 Mercedes SL320
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$35.99
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$37.49
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$36.92

The average price of a Mercedes SL320 transmission mount is between $16.69 and $42.99.

What Are The Signs Of A Failing Mercedes SL320 Transmission Mount?

When the Mercedes SL320 transmission mount starts to wear out, drivers might notice odd noises—a low clunk when shifting gears or hitting the gas. Vibrations sometimes creep up through the center console, shaking more than they should. A hard thump under your feet when driving over potholes or speed bumps crops up too. Some owners watch the drivetrain move around more than usual, or spot trouble getting the car into gear smoothly. These quirks usually sneak in over time, but they catch your attention. If left alone, one bad mount can speed up wear on nearby parts—the exhaust, the wiring, or even other mounts. Fixing it early saves a lot of frustration and future costs.

How Long Does A Mercedes SL320 Transmission Mount Typically Last?

A decent Mercedes SL320 transmission mount gets drivers through about 80,000 to 120,000 miles before it needs attention. Still, hard driving, rough roads, or an old transmission repair can shorten that span. On some cars, mounts start breaking down as early as 70,000 miles; on others, they hold up well past 100,000. There’s no set rule, unlike with tires or brakes, so most owners just keep an eye (or ear) out for those typical warning signs. Those who use their SL320 a lot, or really push it, should check the mounts now and then as part of normal upkeep.

What Is Involved In Replacing The Mercedes SL320 Transmission Mount?

Switching out a Mercedes SL320 transmission mount takes a bit of planning. The work starts with supporting the transmission—usually with a jack and sturdy stands—before removing the bolts that lock the mount to the crossmember. Sometimes heat shields or support bars get in the way, and those need to come off too. With that out of the way, the old mount is swapped for the new one, and everything goes back in place, tightened to spec. People often wonder if they need a shop for this. If you have solid tools and patience, it’s doable at home. Having a lift helps, but a good jack can work if you’re careful. Labor might look pricey at a garage, but a neat install is worth it. Realignment of the transmission and engine before finishing up keeps things smooth.

Can A Bad Transmission Mount Cause Shifting Problems In A Mercedes SL320?

Yes, a failing Mercedes SL320 transmission mount can make shifting much harder. When the mount gives way, the transmission can shift too much or even sag, knocking the whole system out of line. That causes harsh gear changes or stubborn shifting, especially when going from park to drive, or moving through forward gears. Over time, the linkage or control cables take on more strain, sometimes enough to pull them out of whack. Replacing the worn mount usually brings things back to normal, so checking the mount first can save a lot of troubleshooting when weird shifting shows up.

What Types Of Transmission Mounts Are Available For The Mercedes SL320?

SL320 owners bounce between a few choices when it’s time for a new transmission mount. OEM mounts—straight from Mercedes—promise the same smooth ride and damped road feel as the original. Aftermarket mounts sometimes cut costs, but results can depend on the brand. For drivers after snappier response, there are performance mounts. These stiffer options keep the drivetrain planted and improve handling, though they let more vibration through to the seats. Enthusiasts might lean this way, while daily drivers hold to the stock feel. What works best comes down to how—and where—you drive.

How Can You Find Quality Mercedes SL320 Transmission Mounts Without Paying Dealership Prices?

Keeping your Mercedes SL320 running right isn’t cheap, but you don’t have to empty your wallet for a simple mount. At AutohausAZ, getting a new transmission mount is straightforward and affordable. Our discounts mean you skip dealership markups but still get a solid part. Orders go out quick, so you won’t wait around to fix your car. Shopping here feels easy—find your part, order it, and let us handle the rest. Need to return something? That’s painless, no runaround. Real people answer your calls, and we don’t sneak in fees or make you jump through hoops. Whether you wrench for fun or do this for a living, our team works hard to keep your project moving and your money in your pocket. With us, you get fast service, good value, and parts you can trust.