What Causes Gear Shifting Noise?
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Here are the specific reasons for gear shifting noise: 1. Damaged transmission housing: Long-term wear and deformation of the transmission housing and bearing seat holes. The noise is loudest when shifting into low gears and decreases progressively when shifting into higher gears, with the direct gear being the quietest. 2. Broken gear teeth: Due to broken teeth on certain gears, impact occurs during meshing. When shifting into that gear, strong impact and vibration occur, causing resonance in the transmission housing. 3. Improper transmission assembly: Incorrect replacement of gears, needle bearings, or bushings in a certain gear, or abnormal assembly clearance, leading to poor gear meshing and noise during transmission in that gear.