This is from my experience in Remittance processing or Payment processing -
A company sends a statement for payment to a customer, the customer in turn sends back statement with payment for credit to their account. The statement has scan line that has OCR characters with the customers account number and amount of payment due that is readable by a data entry machine. When the customer sends payment that matches the amount due exactly, those payments can be processed by machine as an automatic entry reading from the scan line and without having to be keyed manually key entered on a ten key pad by an operator. These payments are processed in batches.
Manual entry is when a customer sends a payment that is different from the amount due on the statement, an operator has to manually enter that payment into the data entry machine using a ten key pad. These payments are also processes in batches.
No, there is not.
manual fluid is thicker auto trans is like power steering fluid..watery
Yes, i believe the auto model has the transmission fluid running thru the rad to cool it
Automatic and Manual gearboxes are essentially the same, except that the driver does the shifting for a manual gearbox(my personal preference), and a computer shifts for an automatic gearbox.
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A manual transmission on a car is one that you control yourself via a stick shift. An automatic transmission is one that the car controls, based on your speed and incline.
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Auto transmission radiator has a cooling chamber for transmission fluid to circulate
Method of operation.
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Nothing.
Because there is an inherent amount of slippage in an A/T due to the torque converter, and this wastes fuel. In modern A/T this is very little and the mileage difference between an auto and a manual will be around 1-2 mpg.