What Components Make Up a Car's Transmission System?

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AndresAnn
07/29/25 7:30pm
A car's transmission system consists of the clutch, gearbox, universal transmission device, main reducer, differential, and half-shaft. The function of the car's transmission system is to transmit the power generated by the engine to the driving wheels of the car, generating driving force to enable the car to travel at a certain speed. The power transmission device between the car's engine and the driving wheels is called the car's transmission system, which should ensure that the car has the necessary traction and speed under various driving conditions, as well as guarantee the coordinated variation between traction and speed, enabling the car to have good power performance and fuel economy. It should also ensure that the car can reverse, and that the left and right driving wheels can adapt to differential requirements, allowing the power transmission to smoothly engage or completely and quickly disengage as needed.
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