Asked by gaurang narang on May 25, 2024
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A manual transmission consists of all of the following EXCEPT a (an) ________.
A) input shaft
B) countershaft
C) output shaft
D) transfer shaft
Manual Transmission
A type of transmission in vehicles requiring the driver to manually shift gear ratios while driving, offering more control over the vehicle's power and performance compared to automatic transmissions.
Transfer Shaft
A shaft that transfers rotational power from one part of a mechanism, often in vehicles from the transmission to the differential.
- Recognize the architecture and purpose of automotive transaxles and their positioning in various drivetrain layouts.
- Gain insight into gear ratios and their role in drivetrain mechanisms.
Verified Answer
JL
jocelyn landaMay 29, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
A manual transmission typically consists of an input shaft, countershaft, and output shaft. The term "transfer shaft" is not commonly used in the context of manual transmissions, making it the correct choice for the component that a manual transmission does not include.
Learning Objectives
- Recognize the architecture and purpose of automotive transaxles and their positioning in various drivetrain layouts.
- Gain insight into gear ratios and their role in drivetrain mechanisms.