Sealant
Spring Pin - MITSUBISHI GENUINE PART MD970389 or equivalent.
General information
The gearbox is housed in an aluminum alloy housing and is attached to the left end of the engine. It consists of a gearbox, final drive, and differential.
Torque from the engine crankshaft is transmitted through the clutch to the primary shaft of the gearbox, on which the driven clutch disc is installed. Then the torque is transmitted to the secondary shaft and then to the differential and to the drive shafts. In the neutral position, the primary shaft and the secondary shaft gears rotate freely and do not transfer torque to the differential at the gear shift mechanism moves the corresponding fork, which moves the synchronizer and discolors the rigid connection of the secondary shaft gear with the secondary shaft.
To ensure smooth and fast gear engagement, synchronizers consisting of locking rings and spring-loaded pins, together with gears and hubs of synchronizer clutches, are installed on all forward gears. With their conical surface, the locking rings contact the conical belts of the corresponding gear at the moment of gear engagement.
Warnings
- Warnings regarding servicing vehicles equipped with the Supplemental Restraint System (SRS).
- (1) Improper maintenance or repair of the SRS system (or any SRS-related part or component) may result in injury or death to personnel (due to unintended air bag deployment) or to the driver and front passenger (due to SRS failure).
- (2) Service or repair of any SRS system (or any part or component related to this system) must be performed only by an authorized MITSUBISHI dealer.
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Note: The SRS supplemental restraint system consists of the following components: SRS control unit, SRS malfunction indicator lamp, air bag modules, coil wire and wires that connect the system components.
Warnings
- (1) When tightening bolts and nuts, strictly adhere to the recommended tightening torques.
- (2) If the tightening torques are not met, parts may be damaged or weakened during vehicle operation.