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Is It Normal for the Gear Lever to Tremble While Driving a Manual Transmission?

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LeGeorge

07/29/25 12:25pm

Normal. Almost all MT models experience some vibration. The gear lever is directly connected to the transmission, which in turn is directly connected to the engine. Therefore, the engine's inherent vibrations will naturally cause the gear lever to tremble as well. Introduction to Manual Transmission: Manual Transmission (abbreviated as MT), also known as mechanical transmission, is commonly found in passenger cars with four or five forward gears. It typically features synchronizers for smoother gear shifting and reduced noise. When operating a manual transmission, the clutch must be depressed to move the gear lever. Principle of Manual Transmission: This means the driver must manually shift the gear lever (commonly known as the "gear stick") to change the gear engagement positions inside the transmission, thereby altering the gear ratio to achieve speed variation.

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