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AAE PRODUCT CATALOG PRODUCT CATALOG AAE 2016–2017 PRODUCT CATALOG 2016–2017 POWER STEERING RACK & PINION / PUMPS / GEARBOXES & EPS ATLANTIC AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING 1007-A PIREWAY ROAD TABOR CITY, NC 28463 PHONE: 1-800-654-7565 FAX: 1-910-653-4604 www.aaesteering.com AAECAT1617 | AUGUST 2016 | PRINTED IN USA ©2016 CRP INDUSTRIES® INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Catalog Disclaimer AAE’s catalog is intended to assist you in obtaining as complete a listing of parts as possible. We have made every effort to assure the accuracy of the information provided in this catalog. AAE assumes no responsibility for any loss or damage due to errors, omissions, listings for applications or interchanges. All references to part numbers, vehicle models, and manufacturers are supplied for informational purposes only and are not intended to imply any affiliation with or approval by the vehicle manufacturers. This catalog supercedes all previous catalogs and listings. ©2016/2017 AAE. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of AAE. AAE is a registered trademark of CRP Industries Inc. About AAE and CRP Industries Inc. AAE is a wholly owned subsidiary of CRP Industries Inc. of Cranbury, NJ. CRP Industries is a leader in the automotive parts and industrial products sectors. The company provides products from some of the most recognized brand names in the NAFTA market, including ContiTech automotive belts, Rein Automotive parts, Pentosin technical fluids, AJUSA gaskets and head bolts, and Fertan rust treatment products. CRP Industries operates office facilities and warehouses in Cranbury, NJ; Fremont, CA; and Puebla, Mexico For additional information, visit: www.crpindustries.com. 2016-2017 AAE Product Catalog 2 1-800-654-7565 Index 2016-2017 AAE Product Catalog Contents Page Steering Rack & Pinion 4 Power Steering Pumps 44 Gearboxes 84 Steering Columns 89 Crosses 90 2013-20142016-2017 AAE Product AAE ProductCatalog Catalog 3 3 www.aaesteering.com1-800-654-7565 Steering Rack & Pinion Acura Acura Truck CL Part # 2001-2002 ALL MODELS 3125 2001-2003 EXCLUDE TYPE S 3421 RDX Part # 2001-2003 EXCLUDE TYPE S 3421N 2007-2009 ALL MODELS 3325 2001-2003 TYPE-S 3429 Alfa Romeo 1997-1999 4 CYLINDER 3129 164 Part # 1997-1999 6 CYLINDER 3229 1991-1995 L BASE MODELS WITH PISTON 3201 EL Part # 1991-1993 MODELS WITHOUT PISTON 3101 2001-2002 ALL MODELS 3723 MILANO Part # 1997-2000 ALL MODELS 3523 1987-1989 ALL MODELS 3301 INTEGRA Part # SPIDER QUADRIFOGLIO Part # 1994-2001 ALL MODELS 3024 1986-1990 ALL MODELS 3301 1990-1993 ALL MODELS 3126 Audi 1986-1989 ALL MODELS 3023 LEGEND Part # 100, 100 QUATTRO, 200, Part # 00 QUATTRO 1991-1995 ALL MODELS 3128 1992-1994 WITH SERVOTRONIC 3006V 1989-1990 ALL MODELS 3028 1989-1994 WITHOUT SERVOTRONIC 3005 1986-1988 ALL MODELS 3027 Part # NSX Part # 4000, 4000S, 4000 QUATTRO 1980-1987 POWER STEERING 3003 1991-1996 ALL MODELS 3025 1980-1987 MANUAL STEERING RL Part # 4003 5000, 5000S, 5000 QUATTRO Part # 2007-2008 ALL MODELS 3328 1984-1988 ALL MODELS 3002 2005-2006 ALL MODELS 3327V 1978-1983 POWER STEERING 3001 1996-2004 ALL MODELS 3127 1978-1983 MANUAL STEERING RSX Part # 4001 80, 80 QUATTRO, 90, 90 QUAT- Part # 2005-2006 TYPE S 3432 TRO 2002-2006 BASE MODEL 3431 1993-1995 ALL MODELS 3103 2002-2004 TYPE S 3430 1991-1992 MANUAL TRANSMISSION, TO CHASSIS #8AM054849 3003 TL Part # 1991-1992 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 3003 2004-2008 ALL MODELS 3721 1991-1992 MANUAL TRANSMISSION, FROM CHASSIS #8AM054850 3103 2002-2003 3.2L, TYPE-S 3429 1991-1992 ALL QUATTRO 3103 1999-2003 3.2L, BASE MODEL 3227 1988-1990 ALL MODELS 3003 1996-1998 3.2L 3127 A4 Part # 1995-1998 2.5L 3226 2006-2008 WITH SERVOTRONIC 3203V TSX Part # 2002-2006 WITHOUT SERVOTRONIC, EXCLUDE CABRIOLET 3.0L 3202 2004-2008 ALL MODELS 3228 2002-2006 WITHOUT SERVOTRONIC, EXCLUDE CABRIOLET 3.0L 3202N 2004-2008 ALL MODELS 3228N 2000-2001 ALL MODELS 3985 VIGOR Part # 2000-2001 ALL MODELS 3985N 1992-1994 ALL MODELS 3029 1997-1999 4 CYLINDER 3985 Acura Truck 1997-1999 4 CYLINDER 3985N MDX Part # 1996-2000 6 CYLINDER 3102 2007-2013 ALL MODELS 3425 A4 QUATTRO Part # 2003-2006 ALL MODELS 3225 2006-2008 WITH SERVOTRONIC 3203V N - NEW NCH - NEW / CHROME V - SENSOR SUPPLIED ER - ELECTRIC RACK 2016-2017 AAE Product Catalog 4 1-800-654-7565 Steering Rack & Pinion Audi Audi 2002-2006 WITHOUT SERVOTRONIC, EXCLUDE CABRIOLET 3.0L 3202 1997-2003 WITHOUT BRACKET 3008V 2002-2006 WITHOUT SERVOTRONIC, EXCLUDE CABRIOLET 3.0L 3202N A8 QUATTRO Part # 2000-2001 ALL MODELS 3985 2013-2014 4.0L, 6.3L, WITH DYNAMIC STEERING 3208V 2000-2001 ALL MODELS 3985N 2013-2013 6.3L, WITHOUT DYNAMIC STEERING 3207 1997-1999 4 CYLINDER 3985 2011-2012 WITHOUT DYNAMIC STEERING 3207 1997-1999 4 CYLINDER 3985N 2011-2012 WITH DYNAMIC STEERING 3208V 1996-2000 6 CYLINDER 3102 1997-2003 WITH BRACKET 3007V A6 Part # 1997-2003 WITHOUT BRACKET 3008V 2006-2011 ALL MODELS 3109V ALLROAD QUATTRO Part # 2002-2004 WITH NON-VARIABLE RATIO STEERING 3104 2003-2004 WITH SERVOTRONIC 3108V 2002-2004 WITH NON-VARIABLE RATIO STEERING 3104N 2001-2002 WITH SERVOTRONIC 3107V 2002-2004 WITH SERVOTRONIC, 6 CYLINDER, WITHOUT DAMPER 3108V CABRIOLET Part # BRACKET 1994-1998 ALL MODELS 3103 2000-2004 WITH SERVOTRONIC, 8 CYLINDER, WITHOUT DAMPER 3107V BRACKET COUPE, COUPE QUATTRO Part # 1999-1999 WITHOUT SERVOTRONIC STEERING 3104 1981-1991 ALL MODELS 3003 1999-1999 WITHOUT SERVOTRONIC STEERING 3104N S4 Part # 1998-2004 WITH SERVOTRONIC, 6 CYLINDER, WITHOUT DAMPER 3107V 2000-2002 ALL MODELS 3985 BRACKET 2000-2002 ALL MODELS 3985N 1998-2001 WITH SERVOTRONIC, 6 CYLINDER, WITH DAMPER 3106V 1992-1994 WITHOUT SERVOTRONIC 3005 BRACKET 1992-1994 WITH SERVOTRONIC 3006V 1995-1997 WITHOUT SERVOTRONIC 3005 S6 Part # 1995-1997 WITH SERVOTRONIC 3006V 2008-2011 ALL MODELS A6 QUATTRO Part # 3209V 1995-1997 WITHOUT SERVOTRONIC 3005 2005-2011 6 CYLINDER 3109V 1995-1997 WITH SERVOTRONIC 3006V 2005-2011 V8, 2.4L 3209V S8 Part # 2003-2004 WITH NON-VARIABLE RATIO STEERING AND 6 CYLINDER, 3104 3.0L 2013-2014 WITH DYNAMIC STEERING 3208V 2003-2004 WITH NON-VARIABLE RATIO STEERING AND 6 CYLINDER, 3104N 2013-2013 ALL MODELS 3207 3.0L 2001-2003 ALL MODELS 3007V 2002-2004 WITH SERVOTRONIC, 6 CYLINDER, WITHOUT DAMPER 3108V 2001-2003 ALL MODELS 3008V BRACKET TT Part # 2000-2004 WITH SERVOTRONIC, 8 CYLINDER, WITHOUT DAMPER 3107V BRACKET 2006-2009 ALL MODELS ER1009 1999-2002 WITH NON-VARIABLE RATIO STEERING 3104 2000-2006 ALL MODELS 3004 1999-2002 WITH NON-VARIABLE RATIO STEERING 3104N 2000-2006 ALL MODELS 3004N 1998-2004 WITH SERVOTRONIC, 6 CYLINDER, WITHOUT DAMPER 3107V TT QUATTRO Part # BRACKET 2004-2006 4 CYLINDER 3004 1998-2001 WITH SERVOTRONIC, 6 CYLINDER, WITH DAMPER 3106V 2004-2006 4 CYLINDER BRACKET 3004N 2004-2006 6 CYLINDER 3009 1995-1997 WITHOUT SERVOTRONIC 3005 2000-2003 ALL MODELS 3004 1995-1997 WITH SERVOTRONIC 3006V 2000-2003 ALL MODELS A8 Part # 3004N Part # 2000-2003 WITH BRACKET 3007V V8, V8 QUATTRO 1990-1994 WITHOUT SERVOTRONIC 3005 2000-2003 ALL MODELS 3008V 1990-1994 WITH SERVOTRONIC 3006V 1997-2003 WITH BRACKET 3007V N - NEW NCH - NEW / CHROME V - SENSOR SUPPLIED ER - ELECTRIC RACK 2016-2017 AAE Product Catalog 5 www.aaesteering.com Steering Rack & Pinion Audi Truck BMW Q7 Part # 2007-2008 WITHOUT ACTIVE STEERING 3313 2007-2010 ALL MODELS 3000V 1999-2000 E46 BODY STYLE 3310 1999-2000 E46 BODY STYLE 3310N Bentley 1996-1999 ALL MODELS 3011 BENTLEY Part # 1996-1999 ALL MODELS 3011N 1988-1999 ALL MODELS 3746 328iC, 328iS Part # BMW 1996-1999 ALL MODELS 3011 128i Part # 1996-1999 ALL MODELS 3011N 2008-2012 WITHOUT ACTIVE STEERING 3313 328xi Part # 135i Part # 2007-2008 ALL MODELS 3411 2008-2012 WITHOUT ACTIVE STEERING 3313 330i, 330Ci Part # 318i, 318iC, 318iS, 318Ti Part # 2001-2006 E46 BODY STYLE COUPE AND CONVERTIBLE 3310 1999-2001 E46 BODY STYLE 3310 2001-2006 E46 BODY STYLE COUPE AND CONVERTIBLE 3310N 1999-2001 E46 BODY STYLE 3310N 330Xi Part # 1992-1998 E36 BODY STYLE 3011 2006-2006 ALL MODELS 3411 1992-1998 E36 BODY STYLE 3011N 2001-2005 AWD 3410 1991-1993 E30 BODY STYLE 3010 335d Part # 1984-1985 E30 BODY STYLE 3010 2009-2011 ALL MODELS 3313 Part # 320i 335i Part # 1977-1983 MANUAL STEERING, WITHOUT SHOCK DAMPER 4010 2013-2013 AWD, WITHOUT ACTIVE STEERING 3411 1977-1983 MANUAL STEERING, WITH SHOCK DAMPER 4011 2009-2012 RWD, WITHOUT ACTIVE STEERING 3313 Part # 323i, 323iC, 323ci, 323iS 2009-2012 AWD 3411 1999-2000 E46 BODY STYLE 3310 2007-2008 WITHOUT ACTIVE STEERING 3313 1999-2000 E46 BODY STYLE 3310N 335is Part # 1998-2000 E36 BODY STYLE 3011 2011-2012 WITHOUT ACTIVE STEERING 3313 1998-2000 E36 BODY STYLE 3011N 335xi Part # 325 iX Part # 2007-2008 ALL MODELS 3411 1988-1991 AWD 3110 525i Part # 325 SERIES Part # 2005-2007 WITHOUT ACTIVE STEERING 3413V 2001-2006 E46 BODY STYLE, EXCLUDE iX, Xi 3310 2004-2005 WITHOUT ACTIVE STEERING AND WITHOUT 3412 2001-2006 E46 BODY STYLE, EXCLUDE iX, Xi 3310N SERVOTRONIC, THROUGH 10/19/04 1992-1995 E36 BODY STYLE, EXCLUDE iX, Xi 3011 2004-2005 WITHOUT ACTIVE STEERING AND WITHOUT 3415 1992-1995 E36 BODY STYLE, EXCLUDE iX, Xi 3011N SERVOTRONIC STEERING 2003-2003 ALL MODELS 1984-1993 E30 BODY STYLE, EXCLUDE iX, Xi 3010 3210 325i, 325Ci Part # 2003-2003 ALL MODELS 3210N 2001-2003 WITH SERVOTRONIC 3312V 2006-2006 WITHOUT ACTIVE STEERING 3313 2001-2002 WITHOUT VARIABLE EFFORT STEERING 3210 325xi Part # 2001-2002 WITHOUT VARIABLE EFFORT STEERING 3210N 2006-2006 ALL MODELS 3411 525xi Part # 2001-2005 AWD 3410 2006-2006 WITHOUT ACTIVE STEERING 3413V 328i Part # 528i, 528iT Part # 2013-2013 3.0L, AWD, WITHOUT ACTIVE STEERING 3411 2009-2009 AWD, WITHOUT ACTIVE STEERING
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    View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by The Research Repository @ WVU (West Virginia University) Graduate Theses, Dissertations, and Problem Reports 2003 Design and analysis of a modified power-split continuously variable transmission Andrew John Fox West Virginia University Follow this and additional works at: https://researchrepository.wvu.edu/etd Recommended Citation Fox, Andrew John, "Design and analysis of a modified power-split continuously variable transmission" (2003). Graduate Theses, Dissertations, and Problem Reports. 1315. https://researchrepository.wvu.edu/etd/1315 This Thesis is brought to you for free and open access by The Research Repository @ WVU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Graduate Theses, Dissertations, and Problem Reports by an authorized administrator of The Research Repository @ WVU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Design and Analysis of a Modified Power Split Continuously Variable Transmission Andrew J. Fox Thesis Submitted to the College of Engineering and Mineral Resources at West Virginia University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering James Smith, Ph.D., Chair Victor Mucino, Ph.D. Gregory Thompson, Ph.D. 2003 Morgantown, West Virginia Keywords: CVT, Transmission, Simulation Copyright 2003 Andrew J. Fox ABSTRACT Design and Analysis of a Modified Power Split Continuously Variable Transmission Andrew J. Fox The continuously variable transmission (CVT) has been considered to be a viable alternative to the conventional stepped ratio transmission because it has the advantages of smooth stepless shifting, simplified design, and a potential for reduced fuel consumption and tailpipe emissions.
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