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Hyundai Trajet: Gearbox Maintenance and Repair

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Boîte de vitesses de la Hyundai Trajet
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The Hyundai Trajet gearbox is fitted to an MPV whose production ended in 2008, yet it remains an endearing and reliable vehicle provided the transmission is properly maintained. A seized gearbox, persistent crunching, or gears that won't stay engaged: like any mechanical component, the gearbox wears over time. Here is everything you need to know to repair the gearbox on your Trajet.

The Trajet's gearbox options

Despite a relatively short production run, the Trajet was offered with two gearboxes: a 5-speed manual and a 4-speed automatic. The engine variants help identify the right unit: the 2.0 CRDi 112 hp is available with either a 5-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic, the 2.0i 136 hp with a 5-speed manual or automatic, and the 2.7i V6 170 hp comes as standard with the 4-speed automatic.

Important: these two gearboxes are not interchangeable. A manual cannot be replaced by an automatic, and vice versa. As Hyundai developed several different transmissions, make sure you choose a unit designed specifically for the Trajet. Note the code stamped on the gearbox casing — this is the reference you will need when placing your order.

Repair options

The same symptom can point to several different faults. Crunching noises may stem from poor lubrication — resolved by an oil change — or from a worn component. Stiff gear changes can be down to lubrication, but also to a slack cable, worn synchromesh rings, or play in the linkage. Gears that won't stay engaged suggest worn synchros, their hubs, or the locking mechanism.

Only a mechanic, after a thorough inspection of all components (input shaft, primary shaft, crown wheel, pinions, locking mechanism), can provide a reliable diagnosis and a quote. If the damage is too advanced, they will recommend replacement; in that case, it is more cost-effective to source the part yourself.

Where to buy a gearbox for your Trajet

Only trust the purchase of a used or exchange gearbox to specialists, and always check the warranty. Browse the product listings, select the gearbox suited to your Trajet, and if no reference matches, request the reconditioning of your own unit: a second life for your transmission, more economical than a new gearbox and with comparable reliability.

To go further, explore our catalogue of exchange gearboxes and the range dedicated to the Hyundai gearbox. Driving a different model from the same brand? Take a look at our guides on the Hyundai Santa Fe gearbox and the Hyundai Terracan gearbox. And if you are unsure which type of transmission to go for, our in-depth article on the differences between manual and automatic gearboxes will help you decide before you buy.

Frequently asked questions

Can a manual gearbox be replaced by an automatic on the Trajet? No, the two gearboxes are not interchangeable.

Which gearbox fits the 2.7i V6 170 hp? A 4-speed automatic, fitted as standard.

Where can I find the reference? On the code stamped on the gearbox casing.

What if the part is unavailable? Have your own gearbox reconditioned by our experts.

Why choose EDEN BOITES?

To give the transmission of your Hyundai Trajet a new lease of life, EDEN BOITES has built an exchange programme designed for discerning motorists. Every gearbox is fully stripped down, thoroughly cleaned, inspected component by component, any worn or faulty parts are replaced, and the whole unit is then reassembled and bench-tested before dispatch. You get the quality of a reconditioned unit at the price of an exchange, an approach that is both cost-effective and environmentally responsible.

  • A warranty of up to 24 months depending on the reference, so you can drive with complete peace of mind;
  • Payment in up to 10 instalments, to spread the cost;
  • A delivery service covering France and the European Union, with lead times confirmed at the quote stage;
  • A satisfaction or money-back guarantee on exchange units, subject to the conditions set out in our Terms and Conditions;
  • The option to have your own gearbox reconditioned if the reference is not listed in our catalogue.

Have the code from your gearbox casing or your vehicle's number plate to hand, then browse the Hyundai collection to find the right gearbox for your vehicle. Our advisers are on hand to guide you from choosing the right reference through to fitting at your local garage.

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