1. Checking the serial number:
* The transmission serial number is usually located on a plate attached to the unit itself.
* Decipher the serial number using the repair manual or contact an authorized dealer.
2. Visual inspection:
* Determine the shape and size of the gearbox.
* Pay attention to the location and number of bolt holes on the body.
3. Checking the fluid type:
* Determine the type of automatic transmission fluid (ATF) used in the vehicle.
*Different transmissions use different types of ATF.
4. Diagnostic scanner:
*Connect the diagnostic scanner to the car.
*Get transmission parameter information such as model and serial number.
5. Contacting an authorized dealer:
*Provide the dealer with the make, model and year of your vehicle.
* Your dealer can provide information about the type of transmission installed in your vehicle.
6. Vehicle documentation:
*Check your vehicle’s owner’s manual or service documentation.
*They may indicate the transmission model.
7. Online search:
* Use the name, make and model of the car in the search engine.
*You can often find information about the type of transmission on the vehicle manufacturer’s or parts supplier’s websites.
Additional tips:
*If you are unsure of the results, consult a qualified mechanic.
*Do not rely on just one method to determine your transmission type.
* Correct identification of the transmission model is essential for proper maintenance and repair.