The vehicles covered in this manual are equipped with a four- or five-speed manual transmission or a three- or four-speed automatic transmission.
The manual transmission and differential are housed in a compact, aluminum crankcase.
To repair a manual transmission, contact a specialist.
General description of the mechanical box
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