Is a Broken Gear Shift Mechanism Dangerous?
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A malfunctioning gear shift mechanism manifests as an inability to change gears normally or excessive difficulty when shifting. Below is a detailed introduction to the gear shift mechanism assembly: 1. Manual Transmission: The gear lever assembly of a manual transmission consists of the gear lever, cables, gear selection and shifting mechanism, shift forks, and synchronizers. The gear lever is directly operated by the driver, controlling the position of the cables to shift up or down. The shift forks and synchronizers function to engage or disengage the gear teeth. 2. Automatic Transmission: Automatic transmissions are primarily divided into hydraulic control and electronic control types, with most modern automatic transmissions using electronic control for gear shifting.