AUTO GEARBOX SYNCHRONIZER RING 33367-12060
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Applicable models：TOYOTA
OEM:33367-12060
Outer diameter:77.3 mm
Weight :75 g
Hight:9.75mm
Actual teeth:30
Theory teeth:36
Material :copper
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- Q: I need to replace my transmission but I don‘t know what kind I have. I have a Ford F250 351 windsor 5.8L 4speed automatic with overdrive. Its only 2WD. When I look up on google what type I would have it gives me like 4 possible types. can anyone help me? Oh and the reason why I don‘t just take it to a mechanic is because I can‘t drive it and can‘t afford a tow.
- If you can't afford it to be towed how on earth are you going to be able to afford to get the transmission fixed or replaced? More than likely it has the venerable C6 transmission if it is an automatic. What year is this truck, and we may be able to help out better? The E4OD transmission can be identified by the P-R-N-OD-2-1 configuration on the gear shift. The AOD high-performance automatic transmission for the 1990 Ford F250 is equipped with overdrive. This transmission can be identified by the P-R-N-OD-D-1 configuration on the gear shift. Used in Ford's 1990 F250 gas and diesel engines, the C6 3-speed automatic transmission was designed to endure heavy use. The only other transmission is the ZF series manual 5 speed transmission which is not an option in your case. Hope this helps. Also what is the condition of the used transmission, it may be worse than the one you have and I hope you have the equipment to remove and install the transmission as none of these transmission are light enough to be taken out by one person without a transmission jack.
- Q: I am looking to buy an Accord between the model years 1998-2002. I heard of transmission issues with these cars so I wanted to know which of these model years are known to be the most reliable when it comes to the transmission and whether the 4 cylinder or V6 Accords have the better transmission. Also is there a specific mileage interval when these transmission problems start to appear? Any other helpful information you can share would be much appreciated.
- This is the main reason that i prefer to buy a manual transmission. I would love to get a late model CR-V but unfortunately they all come with an automatic transmission. Oh well, guess I'll have to go else where.
- Q: Well got my truck stuck in a big water hole and got water in my transmission and oil so i drove home and i was 15 minutes out of town and when i was driving home the truck would only go like 20 30 km/h so i got it home and i drained the oil and transmission fluid and it still ran the same it went a little faster but transmission keeps sliping when i give it gas so i drained transmission fluid again and it still runs the same
- It is not the water that does damage, it is the mud and dirt particles. however, the water does clog the filter, causing low pressure in the transmission, so make sure you replace the filter after you get all the water out. That 15 minute drive home may have burned out the clutches / bands in your transmission though. When you change the fluid, you only get half the fluid out ---- you have to disconnect the cooler line at the radiator and point it in a bucket while running the engine. When the fluid empties, then pour about 4 more quarts in the transmission and continue until the fluid runs clean and red. To completely flush all the bad stuff out, it will take 10-12 quarts of fluid
- Q: Do dodges pickups transmissions really go out easy or do people just say that?
- Not any more than Ford or Chevy transmissions that haven't been serviced properly. It doesn't matter the brand, if you don't service it properly and take care of it, it will turn to junk.
- Q: the transmission in my 97 sierra is having some issues and i think it would be cheaper and easier just to find another transmission and swap it myself. how hard is it to swap auto transmissions and what trans would be the best for the 5.7L in the truck?
- Is it 4wd? if it is you have to take the transfer case off the transmission or take out the intermediate drive line. If it is only a rear wheel (2wd) truck then just take the drive line off, unhook and unbolt the starter, unhook electrical, linkage and vacuum lines, then unbolt the tail shaft mount and then take the cross brace out, then unbolt the transmission from the engine, make sure you have something or someone strong to hold the transmission it is a little heavy. Then just reverse procedures on installing the new transmission, and you should be good to go. You can do it, it isn't too hard. Oh don't forget to swap the torque converter and make sure you get it seated good on the new transmission and that it is full of fluid.
- Q: Mine has been slipping since 70k it now has 92k and its slipping real bad, how much do you think it would cost to rebuild/replace a 2002 Honda Accord SE's transmission?
- Honda did do a silent recall to replace many, but I think that time is up. I wish this was as easy as the first poster wants to believe it is. No flush/filter change cures a soft 3rd gear clutch plate that degrades and spits material all over the innards of the trans, clogging lube ports.
- Q: I drive a 03 camry le. About a month ago a mechanic pointed out after an oil change that my outer cv joint was in trouble because the boot had ripped. I was too broke to fix it so I had to let it go for a while. About a week ago I was on the highway and it refused to go above 70. It sounded like revving but it was more like I was pumping the breaks. I would step on the pedal but it wouldn‘t go faster and the rpm wouldn‘t respond. Got to the point where now I can‘t get it above about 10mph. It‘s also making some grinding/squeaking/thumping noises. Has this turned into a transmission issue?
- In all my years of repairing vehicles, to include replacing or rebuilding CV-joints I have never even heard of a CV-joint ruining a transmission because the rubber boot was torn. This issue has nothing to do with your CV-joint. If the CV-joint was real bad, it would start to make a clunking noise like RockyD7 stated. The grinding/squeaking/thumping noises and lack of response from the engine indicates you have engine problems. Have someone do a fuel pressure test to check the -fuel pump -fuel pressure regulator -fuel filter -fuel injectors.
- Q: my car transmission is mest up.the car runs great but when i put it in reverse it wontback up.why?? idont know. the only way i can reverse itis by pushing it back ??what could be wrong???would it be expensive to fix??
- That transmission you have in that car is not cheap to fix. Sure the parts are cheap to get, however if you have never been inside that transmission or any automatic transmission for that matter It's best to have someone else do the work who has experiance in that line of work. There are so many things that can go wrong by doing it yourself. you can most likely get a good transmission out of a wrecking yard for around 350 to 500 and have it in stalled or if you have a buddy have him help you install it. Other wise if you like to have a warranty on it you can have it rebuilt by a repuitable shop. They will often give a 3 year 30,000 mile warranty on their rebuilds. Quite honestly if you have the money I would pick up something new and let this dying dog lie. if however you don't have the money but can afford a rebuild or replacement. Do that, but be sure that the rest of the car will hold together to justify the cost.
- Q: I own a 2002 dodge neon that has transmission fluid running out of my overflow resevoir for my antifreeze. What could cause this to happen and how can you fix it?
- It's probably not transmission fluid. Some antifreeze is pink. Is your car running hot?
- Q: Hello,Where can I buy 98 Honda Accord Transmission? Used or rebuilt? What if I trade mine in? Will the price go down? For about how much can I get one? I live in Charlotte, NC.Thanks!
- I would just call your local junk yard. You can usally pick one up cheap there. If your are planning on buying it else where you better have a good amount of dough in you pockets.
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