The transmission serves as the crucial link between your vehicle’s engine and its wheels, regardless of whether you drive a manual, automatic, or semi-automatic vehicle. Its role in maintaining the performance and reliability of your vehicle cannot be overstated.

Functioning as the intermediary, the transmission ensures that engine output remains appropriately matched with speed and load conditions. Since engines operate at high rotational speeds, the transmission effectively reduces engine output speed and transmits torque to the wheels through various components such as the differential, driveshaft, and wheels. As the engine speed fluctuates, the transmission seamlessly switches between gears to regulate the amount of torque delivered to the wheels.

Transmission fluid plays a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of the transmission. Acting as a cooling agent, it also serves to lubricate internal gears, preventing corrosion and rust. In manual transmissions, clutches and gear shifts control engagement and disengagement, providing necessary pressure and force. Conversely, in automatic transmissions, transmission fluid fulfills these operational functions, facilitating seamless gear shifts and ensuring optimal performance.