The function of gearbox shift fork

　　The function of the gearbox shift fork is to accelerate, decelerate or reverse the car by changing the combination of different proportions of transmission gears. It also changes the driving force of the car, which is used to change the moving parts from one speed to another.

　　The fork is the part on the gearbox of the car that is connected to the transmission handle, located at the lower end of the handle, and toggles the intermediate transmission wheel to change the input/output speed ratio. The fork is mainly used for clutch shifting.

　　The fork is the part on the gearbox of the car that is connected to the transmission handle, located at the lower end of the handle, and toggles the intermediate transmission wheel to change the input/output speed ratio.

　　Transmission is a set of gear changes used to coordinate the speed of the engine and the actual driving speed of the wheel, used to play the performance of the engine.

　　The transmission can produce different speed ratios between the engine and the wheel in the process of driving, and the engine can work in its better power performance by shifting.

　　The main function of the transmission is:

　　1, change the transmission ratio to meet the needs of different driving conditions on traction, so that the engine as far as possible to work in favorable circumstances, to meet the requirements of driving speed.

　　2, to achieve reverse driving, to meet the car driving backwards.

　　3. Interrupt power transmission. When the engine starts, idles, the car shifts or needs to stop, interrupt power transmission to the driving wheel.

　　4, realize neutral, when the clutch engages, the transmission stops output power.

　　Gearbox shift forks plays an important role in the process of car driving, once it has problems, it should be repaired in time.