How Long Can a CVT Transmission Last?
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CVT transmissions typically have a real lifespan of around 400,000 kilometers. Here is some related information about transmissions: 1. Main Functions: Located between the clutch and the central drive. The main functions are to change the vehicle's driving force and speed (shifting) without altering the engine's speed and torque; to allow the vehicle to reverse (direction change); and to enable the engine to stop without stalling (neutral gear). 2. Types: Based on the transmission type, gear transmissions can be divided into three types: two-shaft, three-shaft, and combined. The two-shaft type has two main shafts (excluding the reverse gear shaft) and only undergoes one pair of gear reduction. The three-shaft type has three main shafts (input shaft, intermediate shaft, and output shaft) and undergoes two pairs of gear reduction. The combined type consists of two transmissions connected in series or parallel to achieve more gear positions with fewer gears.