Kulissenschaltung

English translation: gate shifting

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German term or phrase:Kulissenschaltung
English translation:gate shifting
Entered by: Thijs van Dorssen

19:25 Dec 30, 2001
German to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Automotive / Cars & Trucks / Automotive, accessories
German term or phrase: Kulissenschaltung
Dear all,

catalogue for car accessories. The part you can see here instead of my boring features is called a ‘Kulissenschaltung’ in German. Does anybody know a halfway decent English name for it? I could use ‘gear base plate’ but that isn’t really quite right. The part can be bought as an accessory for the BMW Z3. I tried the glossaries and Google, many hits in German but no English translation. I am trying to find a UK word but US is fine too.

Thanks in advance.


By the way, for some inexplicable technical reason the questions I pose always appear twice. I have no influence whatsoever on that phenomenon. I am careful enough to push send only once. If this question also appears twice, let us just use the upper one and maybe somebody is good enough to delete the lower one.

Thanks a lot in advance
Thijs van Dorssen
gate shifting
Explanation:
Thijs, look at the Mercedes site below. It's the English version of the German text, which you can compare.
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Kim Metzger
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Local time: 01:18
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Tnx a million Kim! Guten Rutsch and do eat and drink too much!!

Cheers!
Thijs
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gate shifting


Explanation:
Thijs, look at the Mercedes site below. It's the English version of the German text, which you can compare.


    Reference: http://www.daimlerchrysler.de/classic/pkw/jellinek/index_e.h...
Kim Metzger
Mexico
Local time: 01:18
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Tnx a million Kim! Guten Rutsch and do eat and drink too much!!

Cheers!
Thijs
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