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21810-0X100 Bracket Assy Engine Compatibility

21810-0X100 Bracket Assy Engine Hyundai i10 | Kia Picanto & Morning | 2004–2016 Subcompact Series

Premium 21810-0X100 BRACKET ASSY ENGINE specifically engineered for Hyundai-Kia’s global city-car architecture. Constructed with high-strength materials, this part is optimized for the specific harmonics of the 1.1L Epsilon and 1.2L Kappa powerplants. Explore our internal engine mount catalog or browse our Hyundai-Kia subcompact platform parts category for your 21810-0X100 replacement.

Hyundai City Range

  • i10 (PA): 2007–2013 Models
  • Part Code: 21810-0X100
  • Application: Bracket Assy Engine

Kia Picanto & Morning

  • Picanto (SA/BA): 2004–2011
  • Testing: Dynamic Load Stress Verified
  • Feature: Reinforced Thermal Rubber
  • Installation: Direct Factory Replacement

Part Number Reference: 21810-0X100 (Bracket Assy Engine) — Check related items in our engine bracket collection.

Subcompact mounting configurations can vary based on production plant location and specific engine year updates. Verify your VIN to ensure the mounting geometry and rubber durometer match your vehicle exactly.


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Questions and Answers

What is the role of the engine bracket assembly (part number 21810-0X100)?
This structural bracket securely links the engine block to the mounting system, properly distributing mechanical stress and preventing excessive power plant movement.
Which cars are compatible with part number 21810-0X100?
It is designed for subcompact city cars featuring 1.1L Epsilon and 1.2L Kappa powerplants, including the Hyundai i10 PA (2007–2013) and Kia Picanto SA/BA (2004–2011).
Why should I confirm my chassis number (VIN) via WhatsApp before ordering?
Submitting your VIN ensures precise compatibility by accounting for subtle factory design revisions across different regional manufacturing plants.

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