What Causes the Abnormal Noise in Dry Dual-Clutch Transmissions?
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Here are the reasons for the abnormal noise in dry dual-clutch transmissions: Gear shifting sound: The abnormal noise is mainly caused by the sound produced when the shift fork operates during gear changes in the transmission. To reduce this noise, it is not only necessary to improve the NVH (Noise, Vibration, and Harshness) performance of the transmission, but also to optimize the overall vehicle NVH development. Therefore, some level of abnormal noise is inevitable in the transmission. Transmission jerkiness issue: Currently, the jerkiness problem in dual-clutch transmissions cannot be completely avoided. However, it can be largely mitigated through proper driving techniques, such as smoother throttle control with the right foot and mutual adaptation between the driver and the vehicle. The advantages of dual-clutch transmissions include lower fuel consumption compared to traditional transmissions and almost no lag during gear shifts, making them superior to both automatic and manual transmissions.