Workshop Manuals Factory service & repair Fiat
01 General information02 Specifications03 Manufacturing data and tolerances04 Tightening torques05 Fluids and lubricants06 Maintenance07 Diagnostic checks08 Engine09 Clutch10 Gearbox and differential11 Axles and driveshafts12 Brakes13 Steering14 Suspension and wheels15 Heating, air conditioning and auxiliary units16 Electrical equipment17 Body fittings18 Body panels and frame19 Wiring diagrams and electrical functions20 Wiring harnesses21 Connectors and pin-outs22 Fault diagnosis23 Special tools
Fiat Ulysse Factory Service Manual (2002-2010)10 · Gearbox and differential
10 · Transmission

Introduction

Make
Fiat
Model
Ulysse Factory Service Manual
Year
2002–2010
Section
General › Introduction
Gearbox and differentialIntroduction

INTRODUCTION

The vehicle comes with manual and automatic gear levers positioned on the central console. This new location is very user-friendly, leaves room to pass between the two front seats and also allows passengers to move easily between the 1st and 2nd rows.

Three different types of manual gearboxes are available according to the different engine types, namely:

  • BE4 type 5 speed manual gearbox for the 2.0 16v engine;
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  • ML5C type 5 speed manual gearbox for the 2.0 16v JTD engine;
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ML6C type 5 speed manual gearbox for the 2.2 16v JTD engine.

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The clutch is hydraulically operated for these types of gearboxes to ensure that minimum effort is required and to prolong its life.

Two different types of automatic transmissions are available according to the different engine types, namely:

  • AL4 type manual gearbox for the 2.0 16v engine;
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  • 4HP20 type automatic transmission for the 3.0 V6 24v engine;
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