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What are the components of an automotive transmission system?

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KarterDella

09/02/25 4:30am

Automotive transmission system components include: 1. Transmission mechanism: consisting of manual transmission and automatic transmission. 2. Differential: a device that resolves the different rotational speeds between left and right wheels. 3. Drive shaft: the mechanism that transmits power from the transmission system to the differential, thereby generating driving force. 4. Engine configuration: including front-engine front-wheel drive, front-engine rear-wheel drive, and mid-engine rear-wheel drive. The function of the automotive transmission system is to transmit the power generated by the engine to the vehicle's driving wheels, producing driving force that enables the car to move at a certain speed.

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CassandraMarie

09/14/25 6:42am

As a car enthusiast who loves modifications, I believe the drivetrain is the backbone of a car. The core components include the clutch (used in manual transmissions to control the connection between the engine and gearbox), the transmission (manual or automatic, responsible for shifting gears to adjust speed), the driveshaft (transmitting power from the transmission to the rear wheels), the differential (allowing wheels to rotate at different speeds during turns to prevent slipping), and the drive axles (directly connected to the wheels). A well-tuned drivetrain makes the car perform fiercely. I often optimize gear ratios or install limited-slip differentials to enhance handling. Remember to regularly check transmission fluid and axle bushings for wear to avoid strange noises or power loss, which can affect cornering and acceleration fun. If the car feels off during daily driving, get it checked immediately to prevent bigger issues.

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