Variable mechanical advantage shift lever

192 clutches and power-stop control – Clutches – Progressive engagement

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74470, 74473R, 74517, 192 99S, 192109A, F16D 2306, G05G 912, G05G 704

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044973969

ABSTRACT:
A variable mechanical advantage/effective length shift lever assembly (12) of the first class lever type for a synchronized transmission (10) is provided. The shift lever assembly comprises a relatively solid section (56 and 68) and a resiliently deflectable section (70). The shift lever assembly (12) defines a second portion (62) having a first effective length (72) when the deflectable section (70) is in the nondeflected position thereof and a second shorter effective length (80) upon deflection of the resiliently deflectable section (70).

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