What Causes the Transmission to Make a Noise When Shifting Gears?
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The reasons why the transmission makes a noise when shifting gears: 1. The transmission housing is damaged, and the transmission housing and bearing seat holes are worn and deformed over time; 2. Due to the fracture of individual gear surfaces, causing impact during meshing; 3. Improper assembly of the transmission, improper replacement of gears or needle bearings and bushings in a certain gear of the transmission, abnormal assembly clearance, resulting in poor gear meshing and abnormal noise during transmission in that gear; 4. Poor technical condition of the external transmission system (clutch, drive shaft), which causes impact and vibration during use, leading to transmission resonance and resonance noise; 5. Noise caused by other factors in the transmission, such as the number of simultaneously working gears, rotation speed, working specifications, load, insufficient lubricating oil, and many other factors.