Manual, automatic and robotized gearboxes

The correct gearbox is identified through the transmission code and vehicle data. Engine version, ratios, drive system and electronics may require different units even on the same model. Browse the Linea Turbo categories and always confirm the match before ordering.

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Manual gearboxes

Compatibility depends on the gearbox code, number of gears, engine and vehicle drivetrain. Displacement alone is not enough to identify the unit.

Automatic and robotized gearboxes

Control units, ratios and construction versions can vary. The transmission code and VIN help distinguish externally similar units that are not interchangeable.

Technical check before purchase

Compare the code on the gearbox with the product listing and provide the vehicle data when in doubt. A preliminary check reduces errors and replacement delays.

Frequently asked questions about car gearboxes

Where can I find the gearbox code?

It is normally engraved or printed on a plate attached to the transmission. It may also appear in the technical documentation associated with the vehicle.

Is the vehicle model enough to select a gearbox?

No. The same model may use different transmissions according to engine, year, drive system and trim. The gearbox code must be compared.

What is the difference between automatic and robotized?

They are different architectures and are not interchangeable. The exact type, transmission code and electronic configuration determine the correct choice.

Which data is needed to check compatibility?

Prepare the gearbox code, registration or VIN, engine code, year and power. A clear photo of the plate can make the check more accurate.