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Totally compatible, except auto transmission and manual transmission.

Sorry Sir, your problem could not be understood. Thanks.

Make sure you are useing the correct oil There are abrasove plates inside the transmission that are supose to grip agenst each other to drive the shaft . Black is no good is should look red **** new if everything is working correctly but some transmisstions need a vary sI hope its not shotpicfic oil check the oweners manual or the dealer for the correct oil. Hope its not shot good luck

• Manual and standard are references to the transmission. Manual being where the transmission runs the gears on its own. Standard being a "stick" where the driver switches gears.

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try flushing the transmission. But it sounds like your reverse is out and you need a different transmission

the chiltons manual at oreillys auto parts has the lay out for the wiring diagram has it in detail

Check your transmission fluid level asap. if the level is good, you will need to inspect the shift solenoids located inside the transmission pan. replace any solenoids that are proven to be faulty. i would also advise to test the pcm/tcm for its operational value as well. this device controls the shifting patterns of the auto trans.

while checking the solenoids, if you notice any metal fragments on the bottom of the pan, this will be a sign of major gear friction. you should re build in this case.

for the most part there is a diagram under the hood showing you how the belt goes on try this website to see if they have you car listed its www.autozone.com and you can also check at the auto parts store where you are going to get the new belts to see if they have a diagram for your car

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