MD701465 Transmission Synchronizer Ring for Mitsubishi

The MD701465 synchronizer ring is a replacement component for Mitsubishi manual transmission applications. Match the reference and ring geometry to the original gearbox.

Compare its cone profile, engagement teeth and dimensions with the removed ring. Include the gearbox code and gear position when ordering a replacement.

Send the gearbox code, part number or component markings, dimensions and quantity. Include the gear position and photographs of the mating components where available.

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The MD701465 synchronizer ring is a replacement friction component for Mitsubishi manual transmissions, ordered as a single part for the position it serves. During a shift, the ring works against the mating cone to match the speeds of the rotating members before the sleeve engages, and its own teeth control the timing of that engagement. The ring is one component among the hub, the sleeve and the remaining synchronizer parts at the same position, and those neighbouring parts stay in place unless the teardown calls for them.

• Reference number: MD701465
• Component: synchronizer ring, a single friction part
• Application: Mitsubishi manual transmissions
• Neighbours: hub, sleeve and the remaining synchronizer parts

The ring is matched by combining the reference number with the ring geometry of the original. The cone profile, the engagement teeth and the overall dimensions of the removed ring are compared with the replacement, because a ring that differs in any of those features will not work at the position. The gearbox code and the gear position frame the comparison, keeping the order tied to the Mitsubishi gearbox on the bench rather than to a catalogue listing.

• Primary check: MD701465 reference number
• Geometry: cone profile and engagement teeth of the removed ring
• Dimensional check: overall ring dimensions
• Framing: gearbox code and gear position

TOSEN checks every MD701465 enquiry against the reference number, the gearbox code and the gear position recorded by the buyer. The cone profile and the engagement teeth described from the removed ring guide the review of the order, and the quantity with the destination completes the record. The quotation is issued on the same details the match was made from.

What is the role of the MD701465 synchronizer ring?

The ring is the friction and timing component of its synchronizer position: it works against the mating cone to bring the rotating members to matched speed, and its teeth time the engagement of the sleeve. Mitsubishi manual transmissions carry a ring of this type at each synchronizer position. The product is that single component, ordered for the position being repaired.

How is this Mitsubishi ring matched to a gearbox?

The reference number is read first, and the gearbox code with the gear position follows, because those details place the ring within the right synchronizer family. The geometry of the removed ring, covering profile, teeth and dimensions, is then compared with the replacement. Matching number and geometry together prevents an order that is correct on paper but wrong at the bench.

Which dimensions are compared with the removed ring?

The cone profile that defines the friction interface, the engagement teeth that control the timing, and the overall dimensions that set the fit at the position are the three comparisons that matter. Each is taken from the removed ring or from the gearbox documentation. A deviation in any one of them changes how the synchronizer behaves after the rebuild.

What details should accompany a replacement ring order?

The order carries the gearbox code, the gear position and the reference number, together with the quantity. Dimensions measured from the removed ring support the geometry check, and photographs of the original part complete the identification. TOSEN reviews those details before quoting the delivery for the Mitsubishi gearbox being repaired.