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What Components Make Up an Automotive Transmission System?

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VanEthan

09/02/25 6:26am

An automotive transmission system consists of a clutch, gearbox, universal transmission device, final drive, differential, and half-shafts. The function of the transmission system is to transmit the power generated by the engine to the driving wheels of the vehicle, generating driving force to enable the car to move at certain speeds. Based on layout configurations, it can be categorized into: front-engine rear-wheel drive, rear-engine rear-wheel drive, front-engine front-wheel drive, and all-wheel drive. The power transmission mechanism between the automobile engine and driving wheels is called the vehicle's transmission system, which must ensure the vehicle has necessary traction and speed under various driving conditions, as well as maintain coordinated variation between traction and speed. This provides the vehicle with excellent dynamic performance and fuel economy. Additionally, it must allow the vehicle to reverse, enable left and right driving wheels to meet differential requirements, and ensure smooth engagement or complete, rapid disengagement of power transmission as needed.

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Clinton

09/14/25 8:28am

I just learned to drive not long ago and I'm quite interested in the drivetrain. Simply put, it's the power transmission chain of a car, transferring the engine's energy to the wheels to make the vehicle move. After the engine outputs power, it first goes through the clutch—manual transmission cars use the clutch and gear stick to shift gears, while automatic transmissions skip this step. Then comes the transmission, either manual or automatic, which is responsible for adjusting the vehicle's speed; some modern cars also use CVT (continuously variable transmission) or dual-clutch transmissions for smoother driving. Next, the power is transmitted through the driveshaft to the rear wheels (in rear-wheel-drive cars) or directly to the front wheels (in front-wheel-drive cars). The differential is a core component, allowing the two wheels to rotate at different speeds during turns to prevent skidding; the half-shafts then transfer the power to the tires. When the entire system is well-maintained, the car can run smoothly, with seamless gear shifts and quick acceleration. Different drive systems, such as four-wheel drive, have additional components like transfer cases to handle complex road conditions. If I feel a lack of power or jerky movements while driving, it might be a drivetrain issue, and I should check the fluids and component wear.

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