Vehicles using transmission engine list:
- PEUGEOT - 205 1.0 (32kW) 1983–1987
- PEUGEOT - 205 1.1 (4 gears) (37kW) 1983–1988
- PEUGEOT - 205 1.1 (5 gears) (37kW) 1983–1988
Recommended oil for engine transmission engine.
Oil specification key
✔ – Meets the required specification
❓ – Not explicitly stated (use caution; check your vehicle manual)
❌ – Does not meet required specification. Use may cause engine issues.
✔ – Meets the required specification
❓ – Not explicitly stated (use caution; check your vehicle manual)
❌ – Does not meet required specification. Use may cause engine issues.
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Oil specifications for transmission engine
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Most common problems, symptoms & fixes for the transmission engine.
Engine transmission
Symptoms:
- Difficulty shifting gears or gears slipping
- Unusual noises such as grinding or whining during gear changes
- Transmission fluid leaks or low fluid levels
- Clutch pedal feels spongy or stiff (manual transmission)
- Transmission overheating or burning smell
Diagnosis:
- Check transmission fluid level and condition; burnt or dirty fluid indicates wear or overheating
- Inspect clutch system for wear, including clutch disc, pressure plate, and release bearing
- Examine gear linkage and cables for misalignment or damage
- Listen for abnormal noises during gear shifts to identify worn synchronizers or bearings
- Perform a road test to observe shifting behavior and detect slipping or hesitation
Fixes:
- Replace worn clutch components if slipping or difficulty engaging gears is present
- Change transmission fluid and filter regularly to maintain lubrication and cooling
- Adjust or repair gear linkage and cables to ensure proper gear engagement
- Repair or replace worn synchronizers, bearings, or gears causing noise or shifting problems
- Seal any transmission fluid leaks by replacing gaskets or seals as needed
Prevention:
- Regularly check and maintain proper transmission fluid levels and quality
- Avoid aggressive shifting and allow the clutch to fully engage before accelerating
- Perform scheduled maintenance including clutch inspection and transmission servicing
- Use manufacturer-recommended transmission fluid to ensure compatibility and protection
- Address minor transmission issues promptly to prevent further damage and costly repairs
Symptoms:
- Difficulty shifting gears or gears slipping
- Unusual noises such as grinding or whining during gear changes
- Transmission fluid leaks or low fluid levels
- Clutch pedal feels spongy or stiff (manual transmission)
- Transmission overheating or burning smell
Diagnosis:
- Check transmission fluid level and condition; burnt or dirty fluid indicates wear or overheating
- Inspect clutch system for wear, including clutch disc, pressure plate, and release bearing
- Examine gear linkage and cables for misalignment or damage
- Listen for abnormal noises during gear shifts to identify worn synchronizers or bearings
- Perform a road test to observe shifting behavior and detect slipping or hesitation
Fixes:
- Replace worn clutch components if slipping or difficulty engaging gears is present
- Change transmission fluid and filter regularly to maintain lubrication and cooling
- Adjust or repair gear linkage and cables to ensure proper gear engagement
- Repair or replace worn synchronizers, bearings, or gears causing noise or shifting problems
- Seal any transmission fluid leaks by replacing gaskets or seals as needed
Prevention:
- Regularly check and maintain proper transmission fluid levels and quality
- Avoid aggressive shifting and allow the clutch to fully engage before accelerating
- Perform scheduled maintenance including clutch inspection and transmission servicing
- Use manufacturer-recommended transmission fluid to ensure compatibility and protection
- Address minor transmission issues promptly to prevent further damage and costly repairs