What are the main functions of a transmission?
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The main functions of a transmission are as follows: 1. Change the transmission ratio; 2. Expand the torque and speed of the driving wheels; 3. Enable the vehicle to move in reverse; 4. Facilitate gear shifting or power output. The maintenance methods for a transmission include: 1. Regularly change the transmission oil; 2. Frequently check the oil level; 3. Avoid coasting in neutral; 4. Clean the transmission periodically; 5. Avoid forcibly disengaging gears; 6. Reduce the time spent idling to warm up the vehicle. The components of a manual transmission include: input shaft, output shaft, differential, gear sets for each gear, bearings, synchronizer, shift mechanism, shift fork, oil seal, lubricating oil, housing, and output flange.