stickshift
stick shift
standard transmission
auto
twin-clutch gearbox
gearknob
tranny
mechanotransmission
gearstick
downshift
automatic drive
standard
automatic transmission
throttle
hand throttle
multilevered
four-on-the-floor
PRNDL
escape wheel
powershift
reverse gear
gearbox
levered
baffle
lockbolt
shift stick
hinger
knacker
layshaft
slide
manual
gas
gun
gas pedal
accelerator pedal
accelerator
fly press
output arm
gear lever
synchronizer
knottle
cage
tappet
contactor
automated manual transmission
linkage
freewheel
shift lever
stick
ratchet lever
leverman
camshaft
column shifter
grip
snake
transmission system
belt drive
leaf valve
transmission
transmittance
actuator
four-wheel
power pack
foot lever
treadle
round-wound
pedal
gear train
steering arm
foot pedal
hydraulic transmission system
hydraulic transmission
torque wrench
moving part
clutch
slushbox
latchet
heaver
four-wheel drive
reloader
semi-automatic
driving shaft
jig
power cord
Johnson bar
3-on-the-tree
service cleaner
drawbar
moulinet
rigger
four-speed
self-changing

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