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TOYOTA HAICE SYICHRONIZER RING

TOYOTA HAICE SYICHRONIZER RING

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Applicable models:TOYOTA JINBEI HAICE GEARBOX 1/2 gear

OEM:33368-20012

Outer diameter:83.5 mm

Weight :83 g

Hight:10mm

Actual teeth:39

Theory teeth:39

Material :copper

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Q: I‘ve been told this pontiac has a sealed transmission
if you want an easton get a synergy se6. that shouldbe good for you
Q: Why can they not directly connect the drive shaft to the engine? Electric motor powered cars do not have transmissions why?
01. in an internal combustion engine, we cannot control the minimum speed (rpm) as a electri motor. becouse it stops. 02. a vehicles with an internal combustion engines are heavy and tough. we dont have enough torque in the engine to give a starting move. but we have more rpm. so we convert the excessive rpm to more torque (Nm) with the transmission. the most torque is required during the begining of moving. so we use higher gear ratio (1st,2nd) which gives big torque and low r.p.m. as the vehicle starts moving, it takes lesser power from the engine side to increase its speed. so we shift to 3rd 4th like that when u drive in top gear, the gear ratio in ur transmission is 1:1. some cars have a further drive call OD (over drive) gear which gives very high r.p.m with very little amount of Newton meters. But if u want to build a electric heavy vehicle, of couse u need a transmission.
Q: I‘ve heard numerous times, when the transmission fails, get rid of the car. But I have a close relative who has replaced their transmission numerous times and added years on every time. And it has always been a USED transmission they have gotten, never new. So, I want to get a used transmission to replace my failed one. I know I won‘t have this car for much longer than around 2 more years so I figure it‘s okay. The car was $2000, and the transmission replacement will cost $1200 (because we know the person doing it). The car is a 97 honda accord. I would love any knowledgable answers with explanations of why you say so. Thank you so much!!!!!!! :)
1200 dollars does not buy much of a car these days. For many cars on the market this is less then the sales tax. Lets face it there are those that pay more then that just for rims to put on a car. So if the body is good, I would suggest replacing the transmission is the best investment right now.
Q: i have a used honda van 2002 with 13k miles, few days ago i was driving and the car suddenly starts jerking and the front light turns yellow. i found out the transmission is broken and require 3k to fix it. i looked online and find out this problem occurred to many honda cars between 2002 and 2003. what can i do to get it fixed or i should just buy a new car?
Call Honda and ask them if they would cover the problem (though the car is old) because many other people had similar problems. If that fails, you probably should scrap the car for parts, or sell it to a junk yard. Perhaps a used car dealer would give you a trade in allowance?
Q: How much would it cost roughly for a transmission change from auto to manual?
Depends on your car. Example, if you have automatic shifter on the steering wheel, you have to make a hole for the stick shift. Usually the manual transmissions are cheaper. In USA, for old vehicle I can buy a manual for about $50 to $150. But if you get a manual, you would want to put new converter, and new clutch in it. You may need to get another driveshaft done. But depending on the vehicle and someone else doing the labor, the cost may run from $300 to $600 includes parts and labor. This depends on price of parts too. But the high end is more realistic. This is considering you get a used transmission and have a small garage to do the work. At the dealer, you can triple the costs.
Q: I bought my car to the mechanic because my check engine light went on. He says its the transmission but he doesn‘t specialize in that field. My car works perfectly fine without problems. Could be be a minor problem or would I have to replace the transmission.199 Kia Sephiathank you all!
Take it to a shop that specializes in transmissions. They can test it and tell you if the problem is really the transmission. If it's not the transmission, I would recommend you take it to a differnet mechanic for a second opinion.
Q: What are everyones opinions on a transmission fluid and filter change? I think my last one caused my tranny to go and i‘m getting another transmission and I am wondering wether I should change the fluid in that or not. Just what is your opinion on them?
Transmission fluid is always recommended at every 30,000 miles. Changing old fluid and filter with clean ones will not cause damage to the transmission, unless the wrong fluid or filter is used. Some types of fluid are meant to help create friction, while others are meant to lubricate to reduce friction. If a transmission is made to have a friction fluid, but receives a non-friction fluid then you would have a problem. I recommend regular maintenance with the right stuff.
Q: I am thinking about buying one and I want to know the transmission.
My smart was just delivered and now happily driving it in LA. It's a manual transmission with automated shifting. The transmission will learn your shifting pts and over time it will get better. You do not need to know how to drive a manual to drive the smart fortwo. But understanding how a manual transmission works will help understand the mechanism a little better. My advice is to go test drive it.
Q: If I hold a valid UK driving licence for automatic cars, can I drive a car with Continuous Vehicle Transmission i.e. Honda Jazz-CVT-7(in other words a car with automatic transmission but also a manual over ride).
CVT is just another form of automatic transmission. In the 'regular' automatic transmission sometimes refered to AT, gears are used to transfer the engine power to the wheels. AT has a fixed number of sets of gears ratios - low end cars having 3 and the new ones as much as 8. In CVT the power transfer is done via a belt over two cones. Thus the ratio is continuously variable. This is the technical background. To answer your question - yes, you probably can drive the Jazz.
Q: Hey everyone,My 02 Jetta has no reverse at the moment, and the mechanic says something came loose in the back of the transmission. However, he scanned for codes and found a Catalytic converter below bank threshold message which states that the converter is causing the fluids in the transmission to overheat.Since the catalytic converter has a 10-year warranty, could I have a case with making VW pay for the transmission services?After all, the converter did cause this!Thoughts?
These transmissions are JUNK--- the 01m trans your car has is worthless, really. Many fail before 100k, and its a miracle if they last beyond 150k. Do a search, its pretty common. Maintenance doesnt even help really. Save for a 5 speed stickshift conversion. I cant see how a bad cat would cause a bad transmission-- really, explain that one to me lol.

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