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SYICHRONIZER RING FOR TOYOTA CAR

SYICHRONIZER RING FOR TOYOTA CAR

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Applicable models:HAICE ,KF/5RTY-8001 TOP

OEM:33367-26021

Outer diameter:70.7 mm

Weight :65 g

Hight:10mm

Actual teeth:33

Theory teeth:33

Material :copper

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Q:I need to find out if my mechanic is giving me the run around. I have a 2002 Isuzu Axiom. Apparently, it has a 4 valve pump transmission, this particular year being the only year that has one. This part needs to be replaced and supposedly is very difficult to find and can be expensive. I would like to know what this part is, its usual price and if it is truly that hard to find?
If you need to be so synical call the auto parts store or dealer
Q:Ok, I have a 1995 F150 4x4 with an E4OD automatic transmission and in am losing about a quart of transmission fluid a week. There is snow in our driveway right now and there are NO drops of transmission fluid in the snow where i park my truck. I checked the coolant in the radiator and there is no fluid in there.WHERE IN THE #!! IS IT ALL GOING???I am going to crawl under it tomorrow and see if i can see it leaking anywhere and if i can‘t find a leak i will be dumbfounded.Any ideas/suggestions on where the transmission fluid is all going would be appreciated.(P.S- The E4OD DOES NOT have a Vacuum Modulator)
Well if you're having to add transmission fluid once a week, then there has to be a leak somewhere. Your truck might have an external transmission oil cooler. It should be located in the front of the condenser and radiator, if not then the cooler is inside the radiator. What you have to do is get under the truck with a rag and wipe down the transmission, pan, lines. Everything where it can leaked out of. By cleaning everything,and removing any old fluid and dirt, if there were any leaks you would find them easier.drive it for a day or so and see if you can find any new leaks. If you still have trouble once you are done driving you, can put newspaper under the truck to see if any fluids leak out. Last thing you can do is wrap white paper towels or white paper around transmission lines, hoses, or tape it to the pan or transmission so if it does leak while driving you can see where it stains paper. Make sure don't put paper near the exhaust pipe.
Q:IT HAS NO DIPSTICK AND I NEED TO ADD TRANSMISSION FLUID BUT DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DO THAT.
The 2006 has a sealed system. There is no way to check the fluid. This kind of work needs a trans shop.
Q:just as i start moving, a noise comes from the transmission area. it sounds like the transmission pump (or torque converter?) making a noise like mud tires on hard pavement.
Whats the specfic year your intesested in? I would say around 44k +
Q:My car is in at the dealer for 105,000 mile service. They say my ATF is dirty and I should flush it. Are they ripping me off? The net has wildly varying answers, from sure, it‘s a good idea to Never do this it will kill your transmission!
I asked my husband about this, he's a mechanic. He says that if it has transmission problems it can kill the transmission. If there are no problems with it can be really good for it. He says you should definately go for it if there are no known problems with the transmission.
Q:I brought my 99 Plymouth Breeze to a local mechanic today, he said car needs a new Transmission Line and he asked $150 for to replace new one. Ok here is my quetion: Whats actually a Transmission Line? and did mechanic asked for too much price?Thanks for your answers in advance.
a transmission line has fluid running thru it from the transmission to the radiator (where it helps cool the fluid)and back to the transmission ,it could be made of metal or rubber.in today's economy 150 dollars doesn't seem to much .you will need line,clamps,trans fluid,and labor most shops in our area are at 70 to 80 dollars an hour .if u let this go a new trans will cost much more .get it fixed.
Q:2001 diamante automatic OD transmission, wen put in drive the indicator lite stays on nuetral and flashes and the transmission isnt in drive its in 2nd or 3rd and thats the only gear it is running in. need help!
This Site Might Help You. RE: mitsubishi diamante transmission, not shifting corectly? 2001 diamante automatic OD transmission, wen put in drive the indicator lite stays on nuetral and flashes and the transmission isnt in drive its in 2nd or 3rd and thats the only gear it is running in. need help!
Q:I have a 2000 Grand Am my change oil light comes on and its not the engine oil so im guessing its the transmission oil. my car doesnt have a transmission dipstick. where can I add transmission fluid to my transmission?
Need to get on a lift(I hate that transmission). There is no dipstick. Plugs on the side. One to empty and one to fill. Maybe they didn't reset oil change button.
Q:hmm i have a problem with my car and i think i need transmission fluid i was talking to my friend and by the me saying the first thing he said you probably need transmission fluid, so before i go ahead and ask what my problem might be i wanted to maybe seee if someone can explain what transmission fluid does. thanksss
Transmission fluid is a fluid that lubes all of the gears and plates inside of your transmission. Your transmission is actually made up of lots of gears, bearings, seals and pumps. Without the fluid, the gears grind and rub together causing slippage. If you can't feel your car change gears or it wont move then you need transmission fluid. The bad thing is after you drive without it, you have very little time to fill it before your complete transmission is trashed.
Q:I have toyota camry 2001 v6 with 100k miles, last time transmission oil changed at 35k miles from previous owner, I bought car with 74k miles and rightnow it has 100k, is it safe to change transmission oil now or will it cause more problem?
For the best answers, search on this site shorturl.im/avppR It could potentially cause more problems, I've seen a wide variety of cars hitting 300,000km with the same transmission fluid. So long as it has plenty of oil and its changes gear correctly, I'd just leave it alone to be honest but if it is something you do want to do then find a reputable garage, if your mate says 'no worries, I can do it for you' just walk away lol

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