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Powertrain Transmissions

Manual Transmissions

Depending on the installation position of the engine different types of manual transmissions are used. Vehicles with transversally installed engine feature a MTX (Manual Transaxle) and vehicles with longitudinally installed engine a MT (Manual Transmission). The basic difference between MTX and MT is that the MTX has a differential integrated in the transmission housing, while the MT has an external differential at the rear axle.

The MTX and MT fitted in the current Mazda models have the following features:

Five or six speeds

Two shafts or three shafts (the latter ones in coaxial or non-coaxial arrangement)

Single-cone, double-cone or triple-cone synchronizer mechanism

Operated via cable or directly by shift lever

Hydraulic clutch actuation

Conventional or dual-mass flywheel

The following MTX are fitted in the current Mazda models:

Model / MTX

iB5

F35M-R

G35M-R

J65M-R

G66M-R

A26M-R

A26MX-R

Mazda2 (DY)

X

Mazda3

X

X

X

X

Mazda3 MPS

X

Mazda5

X

X

Mazda6

X

X

X

Mazda6 MPS

X

Mazda CX-7

X

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The following MT are fitted in the current Mazda models:

Model / MT

M15M-D

R15M-D

S15M-D

S15MX-D

P66M-D

Y16M-D

Mazda MX-5

X

X

Mazda RX-8

X

X

Mazda BT-50

X

X

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NOTE: All the manual transmissions are very similar in operation and servicing. Therefore,

this section only shows some samples of current manual transmissions.

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