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Transmission and drivetrain
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Housing for the gearshift lever in a manual transmission

Transmission and drivetrain
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Bearing for the gearshift lever in a manual transmission

Transmission and drivetrain
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Lever controlling gear selection in a manual transmission

Transmission and drivetrain
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Special low gear ratios for driving in mountainous terrain

Transmission and drivetrain
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Position of the gearshift lever when no gear is engaged

Engine and fuel systems
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Clearance between meshing gears in a transmission or engine

Transmission and drivetrain
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Rod connecting the gearshift lever to the transmission

Transmission and drivetrain
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a transmission system with five forward gears

Transmission and drivetrain
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A type of transmission with 4 manual gears

Transmission and drivetrain
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a system of rods and levers that connects the gearshift to the transmission

Bus terminology

Any Volkswagen Transporter from 1949 to 1967, characterized by a split (two-piece) windshield and rounded body contours. all were powered by beetle Type 1 engines and all had 'reduction gears' on the half-axles. known also as T1 Transporters . This term is also used by VW SA for the present 5 Cyl. (Vanagon-style) van without exclusive options.

Original Vanagon Dictionary; author uncredited

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