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Do Manual Transmission Cars Have a Gearbox?

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Scarlett
08/29/25 5:08am
Manual transmission cars do have a gearbox, which requires the driver to manually control the vehicle's gears. The gearbox, also known as a mechanical transmission, involves manually shifting the gear lever to change the gear engagement positions inside the transmission, thereby altering the gear ratio to achieve speed variation. Its existence is determined by the physical characteristics of the engine. Gearboxes are categorized by operation method into: forced-operation gearboxes, automatic-operation gearboxes, and semi-automatic-operation gearboxes. The characteristics of manual transmission gearboxes include: 1. Simple structure and reliable performance; 2. High transmission efficiency and quick shift response; 3. Low manufacturing and maintenance costs.
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MacBenjamin
09/11/25 2:53am
As a veteran driver of manual transmission cars, I'm all too familiar with transmissions. Manual cars not only have transmissions, but they're also purely mechanical beasts hidden right beneath the gear lever. Every time you press the clutch to shift gears, you're essentially commanding the gears inside the transmission to switch shifts. The transmissions in cars I've driven have been quite durable - even a decade-old car gave me no trouble, though regular transmission fluid changes are a must. The most common mistake beginners make is riding the clutch too long, which really wears out the clutch plates. If you hear grinding noises when shifting, either the clutch isn't fully depressed or the synchronizer needs replacement. Nowadays automatic transmissions dominate the streets, but that mechanical feel of shifting with a manual gearbox is what real driving pleasure is all about.
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BrantleyDella
10/25/25 3:42am
I'm really into studying cars. Of course manual transmissions have gearboxes - they're the core of the entire drivetrain system. Simply put, the power output from the engine first passes through those gear combinations inside the transmission before reaching the wheels. When you shift into 1st gear, it's the large gears working, which is good for climbing hills; shift into 5th gear and it switches to smaller gears, ideal for highway driving and fuel efficiency. The worst thing for it is water intrusion - last time my friend's transmission got moisture from driving through water, making gear shifts feel sticky. Routine maintenance is actually quite simple - just change the dedicated gear oil every 50,000 kilometers. Oh, and if you have trouble shifting when starting a cold engine, remember to let the car warm up for two minutes before driving.
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