1999 Vw Cabrio Manual 5 Speed Transmission
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Manual versions are easy to use with a positive shift action. They have closely matched gear ratios and a design that improves fuel economy while minimizing engine noise. The transmissions do this by reducing the engine revs when you travel at a higher speed. Manual VW transmissions come with lifetime oil, so they do not need regular maintenance. Automatic Volkswagen vehicles have no clutch pedals or gear levers, so the transmission adapts automatically to your driving style. There is a 5-speed automatic transmission for VW cars that have transversely mounted engines.
Built by Jatco in cooperation with Volkswagen engineers, it has the necessary adaptations for the vehicle and electronic control unit. Whether you need a manual or automatic transmission, or any replacement parts, search the large inventory on eBay for a VW 5-speed transmission that restores your car's exceptional performance.
Overview Volkswagen’s Cabrio is based on the mid 1990s front-drive Golf hatchback and Jetta sedan. It replaced the old Rabbit-based Cabriolet. Dual airbags and antilock brakes were standard, and the soft top opened manually. The glass rear window incorporated a defogger. A fixed roll bar added structural rigidity and provided mounting points for height-adjustable manual front seatbelts.
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Sole engine was a 115-horsepower, 2.0-liter 4-cylinder. A 5-speed manual transmission was standard; electronic 4-speed automatic optional. Yearly Updates 1996 Cabrio Daytime running lights became standard for 1996, and a new dashboard switch for the standard central locking system could lock or unlock both doors and the trunk. 1997 Cabrio For ’97, two versions went on sale: a “value-leader” base model and a posh, lavishly equipped Highline. 1998 Cabrio Volkswagen replaces the Highline with the GLS model and adds a standard power convertible top.
Also, optional on all models are seat-mounted front side airbags. 1999 Cabrio Cabrio got mildly revised front and rear fascias to go with redesigned dashboards, featuring new radio and climate controls. Instrumentation backlighting changed from white to blue. 2000 Cabrio Cabrios stuck with the platform of the 1994-98 Golf, which has been redesigned for ’99. An in-dash CD player became optional, alarm systems were revised, and a dashboard light now illuminated when brakes needed servicing. 2001 Cabrio Cabrio added a plush GLX model for 2001.
The new GLX included a power top, along with leather seats and alloy wheels. 2002 Cabrio For ’02, heated front seats were standard on the GLS and GLX, the self-dimming rearview mirror gained an on/off switch, and silver Cabrios are available with a gray instead of a white top. VW’s bumper-to-bumper warranty was now 4 years/50,000 mi. Instead of 2/24,000, and the powertrain warranty was 5/60,000 instead of 10/100,000.
No ’03 models were produced as Cabrio was effectively replaced by the New Beetle Convertible. With either transmission, get-up-and-go is adequate from a stop, and passing power is decent on the highway. The engine produces a hearty growl under acceleration and cruises quietly.
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Gas mileage is a definite plus: Expect to average about 25 mpg. Road noise is moderate and top-up wind noise surprisingly low. The body feels more solid than most convertibles, and those Cabrios that we’ve driven when nearly new have been devoid of squeaks. A Cabrio is stable at highway speeds and its ride is firm, but absorbent enough to soak up most bumps. You enjoy sprightly handling and firm, precise steering, as well as good grip on wet roads.
Front power-window switches are on armrests, while rear-window switches are mounted oddly at the dashboard center. Otherwise, the dashboard is conveniently laid out, with the climate controls and stereo mounted high enough to make them easy to see and operate. Space is ample for adults in front, and the rear seat holds two adequately. Front seats are firm and supportive, but not wide enough to be comfortable for stout people. A Cabrio’s top folds flatter than the old Cabriolet’s, so it interferes less with rear visibility.
With the top raised, rear side glass and a large rear window provide generally good visibility for a convertible. No glovebox is included, and trunk capacity is meager–a mere 7.8 cubic feet. Trouble Spots Airbags Description: Installing an aftermarket glovebox could cause serious injury in the case of a deployment. (1995-96) Automatic transmission Description: The transmission may shift late, may not upshift, or may downshift unnecessarily due to a bad transmission-fluid-temperature sensor. (1997) Dashboard lights Description: The low coolant level light may come on due to a bad coolant sensor or improper antifreeze mixture. (1995-96) Doors Description: The door locks tend to freeze in cold weather.
New locks with drain holes are available. (1995-96) Hard starting Description: Intermittent no-start or stalling condition is often due to the #3 relay. No trouble codes are stored in computer. (1993-96) Transmission noise Description: The final drive ring-and-pinion gears get damaged from a chipped reverse gear in transmissions built before 01/04/97, when a strainer was added during production.