What are the three types of transmission shifting devices?
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Transmission shifting devices can be divided into straight-tooth sliding gear shifting, engagement sleeve shifting, and synchronizer shifting. Non-synchronizer shifting can be categorized into: shifting from low gear to high gear and shifting from high gear to low gear. Straight-tooth sliding gear shifting: This structural form is easy to manufacture and simple in design. Only when the driver employs proficient operation techniques (such as double-clutching) to ensure smooth gear shifting without impact can the aforementioned drawbacks be overcome. Engagement sleeve shifting: Since the second shaft gears and intermediate shaft gears of the transmission are in a constant meshing state, shifting can be achieved by moving the engagement sleeve. Synchronizer shifting: Using a synchronizer ensures rapid, impact-free, and noiseless shifting.