The cause of transmission gear wear is
Transmission gears frequently operate under conditions of high rotational speed, heavy load, and continuous fluctuations in both speed and load. In addition to normal wear, factors such as poor lubricant quality, inadequate lubrication, improper driving practices, and incorrect meshing alignment during gear assembly can all lead to gear impact, poor tooth engagement, and jerky vehicle acceleration at start-up—each of which accelerates gear wear and damage. Furthermore, wear or deformation in other gear components or related parts—for example, wear in spline slots within gear bores, bearing wear, or spline shaft wear—and misalignment in clutch or drive-shaft assembly, as well as certain manufacturing defects such as non-uniform carburized layers or gear warping, can also hasten gear wear.
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