Compact manual transmission for a transversely mounted engine

Machine element or mechanism – Gearing – Interchangeably locked

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74331, 74359, 74701, 74745, F16H 308, F16H 3708, F16H 302

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041160827

ABSTRACT:
A compact manual transmission includes an input shaft and plural countershafts, one of which serves as the output shaft and the other of which serves both as a countershaft for obtaining a low reduction ratio forward drive and as a reverse idler shaft. Low forward drive is through a gear train comprising three reduction ratio gear sets controlled by a single clutch. Reverse drive is through two reduction ratio gear sets controlled by a single clutch. The transmission is particularly adaptable for use in an automotive vehicle having a transversely mounted engine. The transmission is further adaptable for direct connection with the ring gear of an associated differential, such as in a front-wheel drive vehicle.

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patent: 4033200 (1977-07-01), Stockton

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