What is a Dry Dual-Clutch Transmission?
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Dry dual-clutch refers to a dual-clutch transmission where the clutch plates are not immersed in transmission oil. Dual-clutch transmissions come in two types: wet and dry. In a wet dual-clutch transmission, the clutch plates are submerged in transmission oil. Dual-clutch transmission is a relatively common type of automatic transmission. Advantages of dry dual-clutch: Fast acceleration, strong power, lower energy loss, crisp gear shifts, high transmission efficiency; Disadvantages of dry dual-clutch: Heavy noise, noticeable low-speed jerking, shorter lifespan, prone to overheating. Dual-clutch transmissions are generally referred to as dual-clutch transmissions because they operate through two sets of clutches.