Japanese SYICHRONIZER RING MITSUBISHI of OE quality

Japanese SYICHRONIZER RING MITSUBISHI of OE quality

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Sychronizer Ring for Toyota
OEM No:K71E-17-265,0K71E-17-265
Size:39T
ISO/TS 16949 Certification

All kinds of auto synchronizer ring with good quality, exporting large volumes to different markets. we also can make the items according to the clients' requirement. We have:

1) Competitive price.

2) Prompt delivery.

3) Quality approvals.

4) Reputation.

5) Good service

6) Small quantity accepted .

synchronizer (auto synchronizer ring)

Features:

1. A Professional Manufacture of ZF Gearbox After Market Parts for 8 years;

2. Competetive Gearbox Parts ( synchronizers, gears, shafts, flanges,housings, covers,etc.)

3. Strong R & D capabilities and production experience;

4. Certificate: ISO9001;

5. Market has reached worldwide;

6. Legal right to export and import independently

7. Any delivery ports in China;

8. Fast Delivery.

Our field:

1. 5 speed gearbox assembly & spare parts: S5-50, S5-60, S5-70, S5-80, S5-120

2. 6 speed gearbox assembly & spare parts: S6-80, S6-90, AK6-90, S6-100, S6-120, S6-150, S6-160

3. 9 speed gearbox assembly & spare parts: 5S-150GP, 5S-111GP

4. 16 speed gearbox auto parts: 16S109, 16S150, 16S151, 16S181, 16S220, 16S221, 16S251

5. Mercedes-Benz G60, G85 auto parts

Q:What exactly is the transmission voltage in China? Isit 110 kV, 132 kV or 150kV: transmission voltages vary depending on the line involved, they can be any voltage, usually higher than 100 kV. .

Q:For a 2001 honda civic, is $60 a good price for a transmission oil change? the service people claim it's so high because synthetic oil must be used as my car is now at the 134,000 mile mark.: $60 is actually a really good price. I'm pricing a transmission flush/service for my 2002 VW Golf and the best price found is $89.95 (and this is with a $35 off coupon). Make sure that whoever is doing it is doing a FUL fluid change (including the torque converter etc.) and replacing your gasket and filter. (you're referring to transmission so I assume you're talking about your ATF fluid NOT a standard oil change)

Q:How much do you think it would cost to buy a used transmission for a 2004 Hyundai Sonata? I‘m not sure if I even need one but it feels like its slipping. Also, if you know of anything to do to fix it before replacing it that would be helpful too. I know NOTHING about cars so anything will help.: A used transmission will cost $400-1100, call your local junkyard and check OKorder for listings. Since you don't know the problem.call a shop and get a diagnostic run. If you haven't changed the transmission fluid at 60K then try that first, cost you less then $20 to do yourself or $89 at a shop, $169 if they flush it. If you need a new transmission.there is nothing you can do to fix it yourself. Most car transmission replacements run in the $2500 range, definitely worth it considering the car is only a 2004 with 80K on the engine.

Q:96 jetta, just told bad ideato try to run two radiators.Either way, it is a 5 speedand I would LIKE to havea transmission intercooler.How does it hook up??: If the car is a 5 speed automatic you can add a transmission fluid cooler by cutting into the low pressure line that runs to the radiator and put the secondary cooler in front of the radiator to cool the fluid better. It is not called an intercooler though. If it is a manual transmission there is no fluid line to cut into on any manual that I have ever worked on but I don't work on Volkwagen's very often. Hope I have been helpful.

Q:is it good to flush out the transmission. because i heard one you do that it will mess up the transmission even more: Myth. On the vast majority of vehicles it is a recommended service. I myself have performed or witnessed probably more than a thousand transmission flushes in my career and never once a problem.

Q:Someone claims they have a manual transmission. Their car just broke down. They said they needed a new timing belt and a new converter. Is this.possible being a manual? Sorry, I dont know jack about cars. Thanks: at least 500.00 at a good shop a ticket for driving with known defective equipment may cost you more

Q:I have a 2002 Monte Carlo. How do I go about changing the transmission fluid? Should I do it or have a professional?: you can do it youself, but there will still be old fluid and debris left so you can buy extra to just change twice. Drive a few miles on the first change and go through all the gears and then change again if you are worried that it is still dirty. You just need to find the drain plug on the transmission and use a breaking wrench to loosen that plug. If you can find a oil drain plug you can find the one on the transmission, just look for it on one of the lower points on the housing. It will save you a lot of money to do it yourself. Shops charge way too much to flush it.

Q:How does a CVT engine work in reality? What does it do differently compared to a standard automatic transmission? Is it better? Better mpg?: Check Catmandews's links.most CVTs use some kind of variable-ratio pulleys with belts or chains. But the theory is that instead of being limited to 3, 4, 5 or so set gear ratios, the CVT has a virtually unlimited range of ratios for optimum performance at any speed, under any conditions. BUT - that also means that they continually are changing ratios in conditions such as a very minor incline - where a fixed-ratio transmission (manual or automatic) would not shift. That could account for somewhat lower mileage . and also somewhat more wear than a trans with a torque converter that doesn't shift all the time. We have a Ford Taurus with CVT and AWDwe really, really like it: it is super smooth, silent and always in the correct ratio (example: we have a very steep driveway - in any other vehicle we have to manually downshift to keep the engine from lugging . . . . but the CVT is instantly in the correct ratio). When we bought the car we were told to expect about 2 mpg less than with the conventional automatic and FWD.don't know how much is due to the CVT and how much the AWD which is also always in play. We get 28 mpg on the highway which we consider good-enough for a 4000+ lb car. We're keeping the car longer than usual because the CVT is no longer offerred.when we have to get a new one we'll start with a list of which cars do offer it. (BTW: one reason Ford developed CVT - and the one in ours was designed and built in USA - is that they owned Volvo at the time. Volvo in turn had purchased Dutch automaker DAF years ago - 1960s I think - because of their CVT patents. The DAF system was said to be extremely efficient and reliable - but of course, the DAF was a small, 2000 lb. car. I don't know if Double-Dafamatic Drive is still offered over there.)

Q:saturn 2002 sl200 needs a transmission pan, filter fluid and a new solenoid. needs est. of labor hours for solenoid seperate.: Do you mean the line pressure control (LPC) solenoid? (There are several solenoids in any transmission, but the LPC is the one that most commonly fails.) A local transmission shop (see below) takes five hours to replace a LPC solenoid. If you go by the book they should be charging for more like three hours. Not a cheap job, and not one for an inexperienced person lacking specialized equipment either. Of course, it goes without saying that you would have prevented its failure (and the expensive repairs!) altogether, if you'd serviced the transmission in accordance with the manufacturer's maintenance schedule.

Q:I have a 2004 mercury sable with a little over 100k miles.Never had any problems with it, when all of a sudden the transmission made a loud whining sound and lost all the gears.What could be the problem with it?What would it take to repair it or do I need a new transmission?: The only way to really find out what is wrong with your transaxle is to have it towed to a transmission shop for an inspection as worse case situation you could be looking at a new transaxle.

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