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A composite engine mount includes first and second members and an elastic member. The second member defines a space into which one portion of the first member extends. A first stopper rubber for providing a front and rear, left and right and rebound stopper is fixed to the one portion of the first m

A composite engine mount includes first and second members and an elastic member. The second member defines a space into which one portion of the first member extends. A first stopper rubber for providing a front and rear, left and right and rebound stopper is fixed to the one portion of the first member. Due to the structure, an assembly of the mount and brackets to be fixed to the first and second members can be made small. Such a mount is suitable for use in a left-hand and a right-hand engine mount for a transversely mounted engine.

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A composite engine mount for supporting an engine on a vehicle body defining three orthogonal directions, a longitudinal direction, a transverse direction perpendicular to said longitudinal direction, and a vertical direction perpendicular to a plane defined by said longitudinal and transverse direc

A composite engine mount for supporting an engine on a vehicle body defining three orthogonal directions, a longitudinal direction, a transverse direction perpendicular to said longitudinal direction, and a vertical direction perpendicular to a plane defined by said longitudinal and transverse directions, said composite engine mount comprising: a first member of rigid material to be fixed to an engine-side bracket; a second member of rigid material to be fixed to a body-side bracket, said first and second members defining a space inside said second member into which one portion of said first member extends; an elastic member extending between and connected to said first and second members so as to allow said first and second members to move relative to each other; and a first stopper rubber fixed to said one portion of said first member for cooperation with said second member to bear loads in each of said orthogonal directions.