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How do you fit a saxo gearbox?
assuming the old ones aready out,get the car in the air,lift the new gearbox in and wiggle it into place,then do up all the bell housing bolts.gearbox fitted!
Does a MK2 golf 1.3 have overdrive?
Only if it has a completely different gearbox (with overdrive) fitted. You would then have to find an engine to fit the gearbox. You may have problems fitting this into the bodyshell, so I suggest you source a secondhand body from a car that will fit the engine and gearbox. Maybe you could fit the body from the car you took the engine and gearbox out of? Then all you need is an interior, driveshafts, brakes, wheels etc. and the job is done!
What is a gearbox on a car?
A gearbox is another name for a transmission.
Did the brawn gp car have a Honda gearbox fitted?
No, according to an interview prior to the 2009 F1 season, Brawn said ... "It is our own gearbox. We converted the gearbox to mount on the Mercedes-Benz engine because all the rear suspension, we wanted to carry that over." Click on the "Ross Brawn Interview" link below to read a transcript of the interview.
Can a 1.6 saxo engine fit a 1.1 106 gearbox?
Yes, the VTR does, not sure if all years do, but my 2001 1.1 gearbox fitted onto my 2003 VTR :)
Will the f23 gearbox fit a x20xev engine?
Yes, the F23 fits perfectly with the x20xev fitted into my Astra G.
Which part of the car contains the gears?
Gearbox
Where can one find more information about gearbox online?
Gearbox software can be found at Sony. Gearbox parts for cars can be found at your car dealership. Make sure you know what kind of gearbox you are looking for.
What are O Rings used for in a car gearbox?
Depends on the car, and what you mean by "gearbox". O-rings are used as seals to keep fluids inside of places they are supposed to be.
What is the average weight of a car gearbox?
90 lbs
Why is a gearbox fitted to a vehicle?
A car engine has a limited range of revolutions that it can achieve. In normal operation this is from around 800 revolutions per minute to 7,000 revolutions per minute. Any higher than this and the engine would suffer damage. So one reason for using a gearbox is to allow the engine to continue transferring power to the wheels over all speeds. Secondly consider this: If the engine were set to make the car move at 70 MPH then the amount of torque required to make the car move from a standstill would be greater than the amount of power the car could produce to move the car forward. Moving from a standing start would stall the engine. So its true to say that the gearbox sacrifices speed for torque. To do this, the gearbox changes the ratio of the engine speed and the wheels. Starting in a low gear the engine spins more revolutions to get one spin of the wheels. In a high gear the ratio of the engine revs to the wheel revs in closer to or above unity. Cars can have fitted either a manually selected gear box, a semiautomatic or fully automatic gearbox. In a manual select car the ratio is selected via a gear stick and the selections is by the driver. In a semi-select car the clutch is automatic but the gear selection is manual. In a fully automatic the clutch and the gearbox selection is either by a mechanical system or in the case of newer cars via a small computer.
Where is gearbox ecu on Mercedes 220cd?
england sports car
