What Components Make Up an Automotive Transmission System?
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Automotive transmission systems consist of components such as the clutch, gearbox, drive shaft, final drive, differential, and half-shafts. Below is a relevant introduction to automotive transmission systems: 1. Composition and Function: The transmission operating system used during vehicle operation is jointly formed by the clutch, gearbox, universal joint transmission equipment, and the related drive axle, which essentially serves as the power transmission device connecting the engine to the vehicle's four-wheel drive. The primary functions of a vehicle's transmission operating system include enabling the vehicle to start and providing gear-shifting capabilities. 2. Clutch: Acting as the connecting tool between the engine and the transmission system, the clutch is composed of the driving section (flywheel, clutch cover, etc.), driven section (friction disc), pressing device (diaphragm spring), and operating mechanism.