What are the types and differences of transmissions?

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Transmissions can be classified into manual and automatic types. The differences between transmissions lie in their distinct characteristics. Below are the distinctions in terms of their properties: 1. Manual Transmission: The shifting clutch is a wet multi-plate clutch. When hydraulic pressure forces the piston to press the driving and driven plates together, the clutch engages. When the working fluid is discharged from the piston cylinder, the return spring causes the piston to retract, disengaging the clutch. 2. Automatic Transmission: After the engine starts, the crankshaft drives the pump impeller to rotate via the flywheel. The centrifugal force generated by the rotation causes the working fluid between the impeller blades to be flung from the inner edge to the outer edge. Below is additional information about the features of automatic transmissions: 1. Manual Mode: The manual mode can best reflect the driver's intention, allowing them to select gears according to their needs. 2. RPM Shifting: For economical driving, lower RPM shifts can be maintained. 3. Gear Holding: When encountering a steep downhill, the gear can be held in first or second gear.