New Transmissions?
11-17-2001, 12:03 PM
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New Transmissions?
Has anybody out here tried getting a rebuilt transmission, an if so who did it? I called Art Carr and they don't do our car andI will never buy a Level Ten product. 
12-05-2001, 11:43 PM
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Originally posted by ChodTheWacko
I'm pretty sure Level10 is the only game in town.
(Well, except for the 3.5L upgrade! woo!)
I'm pretty sure Level10 is the only game in town.
(Well, except for the 3.5L upgrade! woo!)
That's an interesting thought.
What are the differences internally between the 5spd autos
in the MDX/Odyssey ??
Those both have 240+lb-ft. of torque?
Does the MDX shifter resemble the TL/CL at all ??
12-06-2001, 09:47 AM
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Originally posted by cnatra
What are the differences internally between the 5spd autos in the MDX/Odyssey ??
Those both have 240+lb-ft. of torque?
Does the MDX shifter resemble the TL/CL at all ??
What are the differences internally between the 5spd autos in the MDX/Odyssey ??
Those both have 240+lb-ft. of torque?
Does the MDX shifter resemble the TL/CL at all ??
12-06-2001, 02:01 PM
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Originally posted by Rod
That's what I asked a while back, how come the MDX trannies seem to be holding up? Do they have sportshift?
That's what I asked a while back, how come the MDX trannies seem to be holding up? Do they have sportshift?
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Then again the MDX is 4WD. I'm sure they use completely different trannys.
Originally posted by TypeSAddict
Well, I never thought of that, but now that you mention it, the MDX does not have sprtshift. Hmmm......
Well, I never thought of that, but now that you mention it, the MDX does not have sprtshift. Hmmm......
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Originally posted by spiroh
Then again the MDX is 4WD. I'm sure they use completely different trannys.
Then again the MDX is 4WD. I'm sure they use completely different trannys.
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Originally posted by spiroh
Then again the MDX is 4WD. I'm sure they use completely different trannys.
Then again the MDX is 4WD. I'm sure they use completely different trannys.
12-07-2001, 01:10 AM
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Originally posted by spiroh
Then again the MDX is 4WD. I'm sure they use completely different trannys.
Then again the MDX is 4WD. I'm sure they use completely different trannys.
to shift torque to the rear wheels when slip is detected at the front.
No full time 4wd hi or lo but I think there may be a locking center diff at low speed with like a 60/40 torque split.
Anyone know?
Is it just a viscous center diff??
It's not as bad as the RX300 which is just a jacked up Camry wagon & lame part time AWD.
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