What are the symptoms of a broken transmission gear?
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The symptoms of a broken transmission gear include difficulty in shifting gears, unusual odors inside the transmission case, the car not moving when engaged in gear, abnormal noises from the transmission, and excessive noise. Transmission gears often operate under varying speeds and loads, and the gear surfaces are subjected to impact loads, leading to gear damage. Common types of transmission gear damage include: 1. Wear on the end face of constantly meshing gears. The helical gear end face should have a certain axial clearance to ensure smooth operation. If the gear end is worn and grooved, it can be repaired by grinding; 2. Wear on the journal of constantly meshing gears, needle bearings, and seat holes. The clearance between the meshing gear seat hole, needle bearings, and journal should be between 0.01mm and 0.08mm. Otherwise, replacement is necessary.