TRANSMISSION COMPONENTS Clause Samples

The TRANSMISSION COMPONENTS clause defines the specific parts and systems involved in transmitting power or data within a product or project. It typically outlines which components are included under this term, such as gears, shafts, cables, or electronic modules, and may specify standards or requirements for their quality, installation, or maintenance. By clearly identifying what constitutes a transmission component, this clause ensures all parties have a shared understanding, reducing ambiguity and helping to allocate responsibility for performance, repairs, or replacements.
TRANSMISSION COMPONENTS. All internally lubricated parts, transmission mounts, and oil pan. Transmission case if damaged as a result of an internally lubricated Transmission Component.
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TRANSMISSION COMPONENTS. Transmission Case (only if damaged by internally lubricated parts) and all internal Lubricated Parts of the Transmission; Torque Converter; Flywheel/Flex Plate; Transmission Mounts; Transmission Cooler; Vacuum Modulator; and Transmission Oil Pan(only if damaged by internally lubricated parts). TRANSFER CASE COMPONENTS: Transfer Case (only if damaged by internally lubricated parts) and all internal Lubricated Parts of the Transfer Case.
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TRANSMISSION COMPONENTS. Transmission case (when damaged by an internal moving part); all internal lubricated parts; gears; bearings; internal drive gears; internal selector mechanism and transmission mounts. (Clutch assembly and cables are not covered at anytime.)
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