(Almost) Everything You Wanted to Know About Automatic Transmissions
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From the BMWblog.com
I found this very interesting and thought I would share. I understood the general concept, but this really goes into depth, especially with the videos.
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i almost bought an e30 auto tranny so i could cross section it and display it like those pictures you posted. then i realized it would be too much work. thanks for sharing!
Dan
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I didn't want to know any of this. Why did I read it?
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I have a 4hp22 if anyone wants it, free for the taking, get it out of my garage.
Might as well make an end table out of it.
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Might as well make an end table out of it.
Could be dangerous, always in the wrong gear and it might spill a precious bubbly beverage with a poorly timed shift.
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Automatic transmission is from the devil. We should not link to the underworld on our site.
I have a 4hp22 if anyone wants it, free for the taking, get it out of my garage.
I used to always think automatics were junk. And compared to manuals they definitely are.
But a lot of them suck because lack of maintenance.
My g/f has a chrysler sebring that she got for free. She got it was 201,000miles. The guy owned a jaguar and a s2000.
Her car has the dreaded 2.7 that is known for short life due to oil sludge.
Well. She now has 234,000 miles on the same engine and transmission with no issues. And in the the 4 years that she has owned it. She has put maybe $1000 worth of labor/parts into it.
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I'm just joking around, I prefer manuals but I realize they are not for everyone. Also you can't argue with free.
I know you were. I prefer manuals too. Hell. I even prefer manual seats and windows. Less shit breaks then.
I was just saying. Most car parts that break. Are because of lack of maintenance. I know probably 5 people who have well over 100,000 miles and have never changed their tranni fluid because they think that it is "bad" to change it.
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