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List of Subaru Transmissions ...

Post by Bantum » Sun Dec 30, 2012 2:29 pm

Following on from the successful list of Subaru Engines, are you Interested in a list of Transmissions from Subaru ?

I will compile a short list here ... ;)

Note : I've used references from Wikipedia, Subaru + others on here to compile the list.

For ID purposes, there is usually a sticker or part number stamped on the box ...

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I've broken them down into the following categories :
Generally - I've shown the 'index' code for each type of box & what it went into from factory.
( There are too many variants to show 'em all )

Feel free to suggest any that I've missed or corrections to be made ... :)

Notes : This is a work in progress - Aim is it to include it in the Wiki page ... :D

:oops: just realises I made an error in the list - Corrected ... :)

Added & revised Intro - 2 Jan 2013 ...
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Post by Bantum » Sun Dec 30, 2012 2:32 pm

Auto Trany's

All diff's Made by JATCO ... ?

Subaru Three Speed Auto Trany :
  • 3AT : Ratios; 1st: 2.600, 2nd: 1.505, 3rd: 1.000, Rev: 4.100
    Subaru Leone Series I ( 1975 – 1979 )
  • 3AT-R1: Ratios; 1st: 2.600, 2nd: 1.505, 3rd: 1.000, Rev: 2.166
    Subaru Leone Series I ( 1980 – 1982 )
Electronically controlled, Single-Range 4WD, bias of 60:40
  • 3EAT-AWD : Ratios; 1st: 2.821, 2nd: 1.559, 3rd: 1.000, Rev: 2.257, front diff: 3.45:1, rear diff: 3.7:1
    Subaru Leone Series II ( 1983 – 1994 ) XT & Brat / Brumby ( 1985 – 1989 )
Subaru Four Speed Auto Trany :

Variable Torque Distribution, bias of 45:55
  • 4EAT : Ratios; 1st: 2.785, 2nd: 1.545, 3rd: 1.000, 4th: 0.697, Rev: 2.272
    Subaru XT ( 1988 – 1991 ) Legacy ( 1990 – 2004 ) Alcyone SVX ( 1992 – 1997 )
Subaru Five Speed Auto Trany :
  • 5EAT : Ratios; 1st: 3.080, 2nd: 2.264, 3rd: 1.471, 4th: 1.000, 5th: 0.834, Rev: 3.372
    Subaru Legacy GT ( 2004 – Current ) Outback & Tribeca ( 2005 – Current )
Subaru Six Speed Auto Trany :
  • 6EAT : Ratios; 1st: 3.636, 2nd: 2.264, 3rd: 1.471, 4th: 1.000, 5th: 0.834, 6th: 0.700, Rev: 3.272
    Subaru B11S Concept Car + A few others ?

Note: 1st Draft - more to come ... Added more details - 31 Dec 2012 ... Revised Three Speed - 2 Jan 2013 ...
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Post by Bantum » Sun Dec 30, 2012 2:34 pm

Manual Trany's

Subaru Four Speed Man Trany's :

Clutch 'Push' Cable Operated
  • T71 : Ratios; 1st: 3.307, 2nd: 1.944, 3rd: 1.344, 4th: 0.942, Rev: 4.100
    Subaru Leone Series I FWD ( 1970 - 1982 )
  • T71A : Ratios; 1st: 3.636, 2nd: 1.950, 3rd: 1.193, 4th: 0.769, Rev: 3.583
    Subaru Leone Series II FWD ( 1983 - 1989 )
  • T71W 4WD : Ratios; 1st: 4.090, 2nd: 2.157, 3rd: 1.379, 4th: 0.971, Rev: 4.100, Low Range: 1.462
    Subaru Leone Series I ( 1975 - 1980 ) & Brat / Brumby ( 1978 - 1981 )
  • T71W 4WD-R1 : Ratios; 1st: 3.666, 2nd: 2.157, 3rd: 1.266, 4th: 0.885, Rev: 4.100, Low Range:1.462
    Subaru Leone Series II ( 1981 + ) & Brat / Brumby ( 1981 + )
  • T81W 4WD : Ratios; 1st: 3.636, 2nd: 1.950, 3rd: 1.266, 4th: 0.885, Rev: 3.583, Low Range: 1.462
    Subaru Leone Series II ( 1981 + )
  • T81W 4WD-R1: Ratios; 1st: 3.636, 2nd: 1.950, 3rd: 1.193, 4th: 0.769, Rev: 3.583, Low Range: 1.462
    Subaru Leone Series II ( 1982 - 1989 ) & Brat / Brumby ( 1982 - 1993 )
Subaru Five Speed Man Trany's :
  • T71G : Ratios; 1st: 3.666, 2nd: 2.157, 3rd: 1.266, 4th: 0.885, 5th: 0.725, Rev: 4.100
    Subaru Leone Series I ( 1975 - 1982 )
  • T71G-R1: Ratios; 1st: 3.666, 2nd: 2.157, 3rd: 1.266, 4th: 0.885, 5th: 0.725, Rev: 3.583
    Subaru Leone Series II ( 1983 - 1989 )
  • T81G : Ratios; 1st: 3.371, 2nd: 1.950, 3rd: 1.266, 4th: 0.885, 5th: 0.725, Rev: 3.583
    Subaru Leone Series II ( 1983 - 1989 )
Clutch 'Pull' Cable Operated
  • 5MT EA : Ratios; 1st: 3.636, 2nd: 1.950, 3rd: 1.344, 4th: 0.971, 5th: 0.783, Rev: 3.583
    Subaru L Series III ( 1985 - 1994 )
  • 5MT-4WD : Ratios; 1st: 3.545, 2nd: 1.947, 3rd: 1.366, 4th: 0.972, 5th: 0.780, Rev: 3.416, Low Range: 1.59
    Subaru L Series III ( 1985 - 1994 ) & XT ( 1985 - 1989 )
  • 5MT-Full-Time : Ratios; 1st: 3.545, 2nd: 2.111, 3rd: 1.448, 4th: 1.088, 5th: 0.871, Rev: 3.416, Low Range: 1.196
    Alcyone / XT6 and 3 door RX ( 1988 - 1991 )
  • 5MT-Justy : Ratios; 1st: 3.071, 2nd: 1.695, 3rd: 1.137, 4th: 0.823, 5th: 0.675, Rev: 3.461, Final:4.437
    Subaru Justy ( 1984 - 1993 )
  • 5MT-Justy-4WD : Ratios; 1st: 3.071, 2nd: 1.695, 3rd: 1.137, 4th: 0.771, 5th: 0.631, Rev: 3.461, Final: 5.200
    Subaru Justy ( 1988 - 1994 )
Clutch 'hydraulic' Operated
  • 5MT-Turbo : Ratios; 1st: 3.785, 2nd: 1.945, 3rd: 1.500, 4th: 0.994, 5th: 0.780/(0.735 WRX), Final: 4.11 (3.90 WRX)
    All with EJ-Engines ( 1990 - 2003 )
Subaru Six Speed Man Trany's :
  • 6MT : Ratios; 1st: 3.636, 2nd: 2.375, 3rd: 1.761, 4th: 1.346, 5th: 0.971, 6th: 0.756, Rev: 3.545Final: 3.900
    Subaru WRX STi ( 2004 + ) Legacy Spec. B ( 2007 + )
Note: 1st Draft - more to come ... Added / revised list - 31 Dec 2012 ...
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Post by Bantum » Sun Dec 30, 2012 2:40 pm

Other Trany's

No, not that kind ... ;)

Subaru Continuously Variable Trany' :

Developed In House by Subaru
  • CVT: Ratios: Infinite
Subaru Lineartronic Continuously Variable Trany' :

Metal Belted Pulley System
  • LCVT: Ratios: 6.32:1

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Post by Bantum » Mon Dec 31, 2012 1:54 pm

Rear Diff's

Subaru Rare Diff's :
  • R160 :Ratio: 4.111
  • R180 :Ratio: ?

Note: 1st Draft - more to come ...
P.S. - I have been tyring to find a list of diff's I saw somewhere on here, anyone ?
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Post by steptoe » Mon Dec 31, 2012 6:20 pm

I could delete this when needed

you could add the 3 speed auto 4WD that was in the GLTA's of 1985 build , compliance plated up to at least 3/87 which was partially an E box by way of selecting the 4WD function with either the switch on the stick or the auto select function with kickdown, wiper or brake activation - main item of interest being 3.7:1 rear diff and 3.45:1 front diff ratio
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Post by d_generate » Mon Dec 31, 2012 6:27 pm

JDM etc boxes and ratio's, later stuff

http://www.catherineandken.co.uk/sti/trans.html
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Post by Bantum » Thu Jan 03, 2013 12:54 am

steptoe wrote:... I could delete this when needed ...
Na - No need to, I will edit it out when transfering to wiki ... :)
steptoe wrote:... you could add the 3 speed auto 4WD that was in the GLTA's of 1985 build , compliance plated up to at least 3/87 which was partially an E box by way of selecting the 4WD function with either the switch on the stick or the auto select function with kickdown, wiper or brake activation - main item of interest being 3.7:1 rear diff and 3.45:1 front diff ratio
Ok-Added more details ... ;)
d_generate wrote:JDM etc boxes and ratio's, later stuff

http://www.catherineandken.co.uk/sti/trans.html
Thanks, will find a spot for it ...

Keep at it, more to come ... :p

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:cool: - I've just finished copying this page over to the wikipage, even managed to work out how to add pics ... :D

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Post by STiAMV » Sat Oct 19, 2013 7:05 pm

and what can you say about this gearbox TW70F8E1A3-DU
Subaru Forester EJ201 МТх2 JP 2001.-there are
Subaru Impreza EL154 SS EU 2008-there are
Subaru BRAT ЕА81 MTx2 EU 1989.-there are
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Post by RSR 555 » Sat Oct 19, 2013 7:19 pm

STiAMV wrote:and what can you say about this gearbox TW70F8E1A3-DU
I can tell you this is from SUBARU


TW70F = 4 speed

TW75F = 5 speed
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Post by steptoe » Sat Jun 16, 2018 11:02 am

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Post by RSR 555 » Sun Jun 17, 2018 8:23 pm

steptoe wrote:bump
Bumping for what?
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Post by RSR 555 » Sun Jun 17, 2018 9:09 pm

Bantum wrote:For ID purposes, there is usually a sticker or part number stamped on the box ...

Feel free to suggest any that I've missed or corrections to be made ... :)
Early models (i.e. EA powered models) do not have the id sticker on them but I have some info in some Factory Workshop Manuals if ever needed.
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Post by steptoe » Mon Jun 25, 2018 6:36 pm

bumping so I can refer back to it myself - hardly anyone else in the room to be offended !

the silly things you do when four or five Subaru boxes are all over the floor :(

Actually I have stickers on a few of my EA boxes as shown here
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Post by RSR 555 » Tue Jun 26, 2018 9:01 pm

Oh.. that makes sense.

Have you got any pics of the EA box stickers?
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