What is the name of the hole cover next to the gear shift?
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The hole cover next to the gear shift is called the gear shift anti-lock hole, which allows free gear shifting when the car has no power. Below are the specific reasons for gear shift lock-up: 1. Clutch failure: The clutch failure results in insufficient clutch separation travel. In such cases, it is recommended to go to a repair shop to adjust the separation travel. 2. Excessive gear shift self-locking force: This is caused by excessive self-locking force of the clutch gear shift. In this situation, it is advised to go to a repair shop to adjust the clutch cable and gear shift lock. 3. Transmission plate failure: The transmission plate of the clutch pressure plate assembly is deformed for some reason, causing poor separation. In this case, the pressure plate matching the original car should be replaced.