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Understanding Automatic Transmissions
9 What makes the C4 and FMX different than a C6 is how power gets from the input to the output shaft. Both the C4 and FMX have an intermediate band (left) and low-reverse band (right). C6 transmissions use clutches for the low-reverse function instead of a band, hence only one band in the C6. View Related Article
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