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.
For a late-model KX85, the recommended amount is .7 liter of 10W-40.
gearbox
Probably YES with som modification and M57D30 has to be puted with all ECU and electronics... Maby gearbox needed to
i hate the word gearbox
gearbox!
In the gearbox
in the gearbox
A gearbox is another name for a transmission.
The 1997 Honda Civic gearbox has a fluid capacity of 4.8 quarts. You can check the gearbox fluid level with the gearbox dipstick.