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Hello all,
I'm putting one transmission together out of two and I noticed that they have different styles of synchronizer. Avoiding the ehtics of reusing a wear item, I'd like to learn something about them.
The top is an aftermarket from a previously rebuilt transmission. The bottom is the original one Mazda put in. What would make someone choose a synchronizer without friction material? How does this change the engagement? Would this not put metal shavings into the oil?
I'm putting one transmission together out of two and I noticed that they have different styles of synchronizer. Avoiding the ehtics of reusing a wear item, I'd like to learn something about them.
The top is an aftermarket from a previously rebuilt transmission. The bottom is the original one Mazda put in. What would make someone choose a synchronizer without friction material? How does this change the engagement? Would this not put metal shavings into the oil?