Does occasional gear grinding during shifting have any impact?

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LeRuth
07/29/25 9:34pm
Occasional gear grinding during shifting does not have any impact. Here is the relevant content introduction: 1. Manual transmission: A manual transmission is a structurally simple, reliable, and durable type of transmission, with all internal components being gears. The control mechanism of a manual transmission consists of the gear lever, shift fork, and synchronizer. 2. Precautions: When shifting gears in a manual transmission car, it is essential to depress the clutch pedal quickly and fully to ensure smooth gear changes. When engaging the reverse gear, since the reverse gear does not have a synchronizer, some unusual noises may occur after engaging the reverse gear. This is the sound of the reverse gear meshing, which is a normal phenomenon. When using a manual transmission, it is important to change the transmission oil regularly. Generally, a manual transmission requires transmission oil replacement every 100,000 kilometers.
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