Some vehicles use one gear, such as a Boss Hoss motorcycle, due to the low weight and large amount of torque. However, the average car does not have the power to weight ratio to achieve this.
A gear box allows ratios of motion between the engine speed and the wheel speed. As already mentioned, if you pick a mid range gear and only used that one gear, the car would be slow to accelerate and have a low top speed.
This is due to power delivery of engines. There is a hp and torque curve that are only at their peak during a relatively short range of rpm (revolutions per minute of the engine).
Theoretically, the more gears, the better the efficiency of the car overall.
try driving a car only in first gear and listen to the noise the engine would make then put it in gear 5 or 6 and see how hard it is to drive and how slow the acceleration would be and a gear box just allows the most efficient transfer of energy from the engine to the wheels in short
Probably less than 2qts
due to the complexeity of an auto gearbox i would suggest a replacment of the gearbox as the cost of repairs will out way the cost of a good secondhand unit. so to save the head ache go to an auction look for a written off car the same as yours and salvage for the parts needed. or look for a specialist breaker for a new gearbox.
You will need to use the manual to learn how to do this. It can give you all of the step that are needed.
The gearbox input shaft is primarily driven by the engine's crankshaft through a coupling mechanism, such as a clutch in manual transmissions or a torque converter in automatic transmissions. This connection transfers the engine's rotational power to the gearbox, allowing it to manage the vehicle's power delivery and speed. The design ensures that the gearbox can effectively adjust torque and speed as needed for different driving conditions.
For a late-model KX85, the recommended amount is .7 liter of 10W-40.
Probably YES with som modification and M57D30 has to be puted with all ECU and electronics... Maby gearbox needed to
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To check the oil level in the gearbox of a Skoda Felicia, first ensure the vehicle is parked on a level surface. Remove the gearbox oil filler plug, typically located on the side of the gearbox, and use a dipstick or your finger to check if the oil is at the correct level; it should be just below the filler hole. If needed, add the appropriate type of gearbox oil until it reaches the correct level, then securely replace the filler plug. Always consult the owner's manual for specific details and recommendations.
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