I have searched to manuals and no examples or ideas. I see a bottom drain plug and I see two (2) plugs on top of transmission that have a hex shape hole in them. This is a manual front wheel drive transmission.
I looked up how to drive a manual transmission and I think it’s pretty complicated. So i was wondering if they are gonna have a option of an automatic transmission for the RWD Tiburon.
I have a 1996 GMC Sierra and it’s transmission has went out. They only made this transmission for this specific year in 96. However I’m wondering if one from a 1998 Cheverolet Silverado 2wd ext cab will fit and plug up all the same!
it has a 4L60E in it if this helps!
Just curious….I used to ONLY drive cars with a manual transmission and I miss it! I liked it, I don’t know why. I can’t wait til my current car is paid off so I can buy a car with a manual transmission (looking at Audi A4′s and I like VW Passats too but don’t know if the VW has the option of being manual). But I’ve noticed that not too many women I know even know how to do it anymore. So I wanted to know how many women on here will say they can.
i got a new manual car but i cant drive manual, how long will it take for me to learn, with someone teaching me of course.
well…. it does not take ten minnutes yes i understand the basics, ive had 10 mins experience im ok, but i need practice espically in traffic and hills, but im just wondering with daily practice how long will it take
ok well i ment how long until i can drive fluently without stalling smooth shifting and stuff
hi i tring to learn how to dirve a stick but have some trouble figuring it out. from what i get each gear is like a range of speed, 1st can be from 0-20mph, 2nd from 20-40, 3rd from 40-60, and 5th from 60-speeding ticket. is this right? is there any other way of looking at it that might help me get a hang of it better?
my second ??? is about down shifting, if im going 60mph in 5th gear, and then i slowdown to 25mph, can i shift all the way down to 2nd?
Wondering if it is possible for a mazda protege 1990, just because i’m tired of repairing the automatic one. What extra parts do I need for the conversion and is it possible?
1. When moving short distances, e.g. parallel parking, backing up from a parking spot, is it okay (is this the right way?) to just not give gas but let the clutch out to the biting point to get the car to move just a bit? Would this hurt the clutch?
2. Starting on a hill, is it okay to use the clutch again to hold the car for a second or two then apply gas? How much wear would this put on the clutch on a steep incline?
3. How many times can a new clutch endure clicking/clunking starts, quite a few or not many? I am getting smoother starts now, but had many clicking/clunking starts in the beginning..
So my transmission is stuck in 2nd gear and apparently a cyllinoid(however you spell it) is burned out. B/c it’s a VW you have to buy the whole valve body and the transmission has been crap since the beginning. The mechanic I’ve been taking it to seems to recommend a manual being put into it that would cost about the same and he says probably no more problems. If we fix the automatic transmission some more problems may arise. Either way is about $2000 to fix. It’s a 97 Jetta GLS with 109k miles. Which would you do? Plus, I don’t want another car payment right now so trading it in is the last option. Plus, I don’t know how to drive a manual yet. Thank you!
I used to drive manual long time ago and ever since I moved to North America I have been driving Automatic. I have to admit that I am missing manual.
I am in the process of purchasing a new Toyota Camry. I have an option of automatic and a manual. It is not that I do not know how to drive manual. In fact, I love driving it.
It is just that I am coming across rumors that Manual is not a preferred type in North America because of weather. People are saying that Manual in Eastern NA where it snows a lot will not be a good option. I will have to get it serviced quite often in snow weather.
Also, could someone tell me if mechanics are more comfy with manuals or automatic. Would I be able to find mechanics for manual here and there
I am thinking about going into truck driving and I really cannot figure out whether or not the trucks they are using are either manual or automatic. I kind of know how to drive a manual, but not the best, can someone help??
i need to know if i can just take the wheel hub assembly off or if i have to completely drop the transmission to do it.can anyone point me to a site that has a step by step to changing it?
