What Structures Compose a Manual Transmission?
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Manual transmissions primarily consist of the housing, transmission components (input/output shafts, gears, synchronizers, etc.), and control components (shift linkage, shift forks, etc.). Below are detailed explanations of manual transmissions: 1. Working Principle: The working principle of a manual transmission involves shifting the gear lever to switch the driving gears on the intermediate shaft, combining with the power output shaft through different gear sizes to alter the torque and speed of the driving wheels. 2. Functions: Changing the transmission ratio to expand the range of torque and speed variations in the driving wheels; enabling the vehicle to reverse while maintaining the engine's rotation direction; utilizing neutral gear to interrupt the engine's power transmission, allowing the engine to start and idle.