introduction to transmission

Why is a transmission system necessary in internal combustion engine cars?

• To reduce fuel consumption

• To keep the engine within its optimal RPM range while varying drive wheel speed

• To generate electricity for the car's accessories

• To provide power steering

What is the primary function of the clutch in a manual transmission car?

• To increase the engine's horsepower

• To disconnect the flow of power from the engine to the transmission

• To automatically shift gears

• To cool down the engine

Which component of the clutch is coated with high friction material on both sides to transmit power?

• The flywheel

• The pressure plate

• The clutch disc

• The input shaft

What component, when pressed enables the clutch plate to spin freely for gears to change?

• Flywheel

• Input shaft

• Pressure plate

During an uphill start, how does the partially released clutch prevent the vehicle from rolling backward?

• It completely disengages the engine from the wheels

• It acts as a brake by balancing the gravitational pull with static frictional force

• It increases the engine's RPM to overcome gravity

• It activates the car's anti-lock braking system

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