What Components Generally Make Up a Universal Transmission Device?
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Universal transmission devices are generally composed of universal joints, drive shafts, and intermediate supports. Below is additional information: 1. Universal transmission devices are commonly found in automobiles, such as the steering column under the steering wheel, wheel half-shafts, and the drive shafts of rear-wheel-drive or four-wheel-drive vehicles. 2. Universal transmission devices can transmit power, which is crucial for automobiles. 3. The drive shafts of transmission devices require dynamic balancing tests. Without such tests, vibrations and noise may occur during high-speed rotation, affecting the normal operation of the vehicle. If the drive shaft exhibits vibrations or abnormal noises, it is mostly due to issues with dynamic balancing.