Can a Dry Dual-Clutch Transmission Be Remedied After Water Exposure?

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Clay
07/30/25 7:38am
Dry dual-clutch transmissions are absolutely prohibited from being exposed to water during use. However, remediation is possible after water exposure. Below is a detailed introduction regarding dry clutches in automobiles: 1. Overview: A dry clutch refers to a clutch that is cooled by air. During operation, the clutch must engage and disengage from the power source smoothly and effortlessly. Even when operating under semi-engaged conditions for short periods, the clutch should not exhibit overheating. 2. Additional Information: Because dry clutches lack the resistance of oil, they generally engage more quickly and with greater force. Also, due to the absence of oil for cooling, dry clutches typically employ an exposed design to facilitate heat dissipation.
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