Reverse Gear Mechanism

Every vehicle equipped with a manual transmission relies heavily on its reverse gear system to provide a seamless driving experience. The reverse gear is pivotal for maneuvering, especially when attempting to park or navigate out of tight spaces. It facilitates the capability of moving the vehicle backward, which is crucial for achieving optimal control in various driving situations.

Functionality of the Reverse Gear

The reverse gear mechanism functions by redirecting the rotational motion of the engine to move the vehicle in the opposite direction. This gear is specifically designed to engage and allow the transmission to reverse the direction of the drive shafts, sending power to the wheels in a backward motion. The synchronization between the clutch and the gear ensures smooth transitioning between forward and reverse movements.

Consequences of a Broken Reverse Gear

If the reverse gear becomes damaged or fails, the vehicle loses its ability to move backward, severely limiting the driver's ability to navigate out of certain situations. This can lead to frustration and potential safety hazards in environments where reversing is necessary. Additionally, a non-functional reverse gear can cause further damage to the transmission system if left unaddressed.

Compatibility

• Auris
• Auris/Corolla
• Auris/Hybrid
• Avensis
• Caldina
• Carina Ff
• Celica
• Corolla
• Corolla (S.africa)
• Corolla 5D
• Corolla Hb
• Corolla Hb/Lb
• Corolla Lb
• Corolla Runx/Allex
• Corolla Sed
• Corolla Sed/Cp/Wg
• Corolla Sed/Wg
• Corolla Verso
• Corolla/Altis Sed/Wg
• Corolla/Fielder
• Corolla/Matrix
• Echo
• Levin/Trueno
• Mr-S
• Mr2
• Platz
• Probox/Succeed
• Rav4
• Scion Xa
• Scion Xb
• Soluna
• Sprinter
• Sprinter Carib
• Toyota Xa
• Vios/Soluna Vios
• Vitz
• Voltz
• Will Vs
• Yaris
• Yaris/Echo (3D,5D)
• Yaris/Echo 4D
• Yaris/Echo Verso