automatic or manual? autos tend to be heavier. Manual gearboxes for regular cars are barely liftable, 200 lbs maybe? manual gearboxes in Compact\economy cars are a bit lighter, 60-120lbs dry of course.
All cars are obliged to run an eight speed transmission, as of rule changed brought in in 2014. Previously, cars ran seven speed gearboxes.
All cars are obliged to run an eight speed transmission, as of rule changed brought in in 2014. Previously, cars ran seven speed gearboxes.
This is typical of french cars as they have closer ratio gearboxes than some other makes
Gearboxes get hot because of the long usage. It can be hot may be because of the oil used in it.
why do you think you need to change the clutch, the gearboxes on the petrol engined cars will be differant to the diesels. You would only have to change the clutch if it was not working
Sure most new or near new (Especially in the last 15 years) cars that have manual gearboxes are front wheel drive.
The gearboxes are notorious on these's cars. From memory its one of the bearings that goes. Id start looking for a recon box ebay's a good shout
series 3 gearboxes have synchromesh on 1st and 2nd Addendum: Synchromesh meaning you don't have to double-clutch them like the earlier gearboxes. they are also a stronger transmission.
I wouldn't think anything at all is common about a Jaguar E-type v12... but I could be horribly mistaken.
There are several types of gearboxes and each is specialized for certain applications. Some of the configurations are helical, bevel, spur, worm, and planetary.
if it is spring no electric yes