The automatic transmission is a four-speed transmission. In 4th gear, the torque converter is locked by the internal clutch, thus eliminating any slipping. With the selection lever in the Drive (D) position, it is possible to select the three- or four-speed sequence by pressing a button on the lever. It is also possible to select "1" and "2" speeds separately. The transmission contains a conventional kickdown facility to provide greater acceleration on all gears, but in addition the kickdown facility can be activated separately by the fuel control pedal to shift from 4th to 3rd gear.

Figure 6.2 View of the internal components of a manual transmission (Chapter 1)
1 - Main building
2 — Gear shift forks and shafts
3 — Rear crankcase
4 - Mechanism of arrangement
5 — Reverse intermediate gear
6 — Input shaft
7 — Secondary shaft
8 — Output flange
Figure 6.3 External Component View of Manual Transmission (Chapter 1)
1 — Gear shift rod
2 — Gear shift lever mounting bracket
3 - Front rubber cushions
4 - Rear rubber cushions
5 - Gear shift lever assembly

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