What is the cause of a car stall while driving? 150

Shifting during the fixed speed patrol is generally rare, if this situation is often recommended, it is recommended to go to 4S to check. Acceleration shifts are very normal, and when you press the throttle deeply, the gearbox will automatically downshift and increase the revs in order to get more torque.

A car stall should be a loss of control of the car's engine, including stalling, uncontrolled throttle, speeding, etc. There are many common stall reasons, but the main ones are the failure of oil, electricity, water and mechanical parts, such as throttle line stuck, throttle motor stuck, poor contact of throttle sensor, open circuit, high body temperature, lack of gasoline, oil, cooling water, etc.

There are generally the following situations when the car is shifting and stalling while driving: 1. The self-locking device is damaged. 2. The synchronizer is seriously worn. 3. The operating lever or fork is seriously worn.

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Shifting in manual transmission vehicles refers to the automatic lowering of the gears of the gearbox and return to the neutral position when the vehicle is moving. So what is the reason for this phenomenon? Let's take a look.

Under normal circumstances, there are several reasons for manual transmission vehicle shifting, the self-locking device is damaged, and in order to prevent the vehicle from shifting gears during driving, the operating mechanism of the gearbox is usually equipped with a self-locking device. Once the self-locking device is damaged, there is a high chance that the transmission will shift out. The synchronizer is badly worn:

When the locking ring and slider of the synchronizer engagement sleeve are severely worn, with the high-speed rotation of each component, the synchronizer is very likely to break through the locking force of the self-locking device, thereby sliding out of the engagement ring and causing the gearbox to shift.

Severe wear of the lever or fork: If the lever or fork is severely worn, the fork may not be able to move the synchronizer to the mating position, resulting in the synchronizer not fully engaged with the adapter sleeve. With high-speed rotation, the synchronizer is likely to slip out of the engagement sleeve, causing the gearbox to move out.

The so-called out-of-gear means that when the car is moving, the gear lever automatically returns to the neutral position, so that the sliding gear is out of the normal meshing position. The so-called out-of-gear means that the gear lever cannot be placed in the required gear, or the gear shift does not enter the required gear, but enters other gears, resulting in the vehicle being unable to operate or even an accident. Transmission distransmission and distransmission is one of the common faults, and there is a certain relationship between the two, which is caused by the looseness, wear and damage of transmission-related parts or improper adjustment of the mating clearance.

The shift lever dowel pins are worn loose, broken, or missing, causing them to lose control and swing at will. The fork shaft interlock device is worn and failed; Excessive wear and looseness of the gear lever ball joint. The gear, ring gear or gear sleeve is worn into a conical shape in the direction of the tooth length and detached from the gear due to the axial force generated during operation.

The fork shaft chute, lock pin and other parts are worn too much, the fork is bent and deformed, or the working face and ring gear groove are worn. The retaining nut at the rear end of the second shaft is loose, causing the second shaft to move axially. The locking pin of the synchronizer is loose or scattered, and the cone fails.

When you notice that a gear is out of gear, push the gear lever into gear, then remove the transmission cover and check the gear engagement. If the gears mesh well, the fault is with the shift mechanism. Push the fork of the stroke limiter by hand to test its positioning device.

If the positioning is poor, the shift fork shaft must be removed and the set-piece and spring checked. If the gear is not fully engaged, push the gear or gear sleeve out of the gear by hand to mesh properly. Check whether the shift fork is bent or worn, whether the set screw of the shift fork is loose, and whether the gap between the fork end and the gear groove is too large.

If the gear shift is good and the gear or gear sleeve is fully engaged, check whether the gear has a taper, whether the bearing is loose, and whether the gear shaft is moving back and forth. According to the problems found in the above inspection, repair according to the standard, replace it with a new one if necessary, and completely eliminate the transmission from being out of gear and out of gear.

The control mechanism of the gearbox is generally equipped with a self-locking device, and once the self-locking device is damaged (for example, the self-locking spring is broken, the self-locking ball joint is broken, etc.), it is very likely to cause the gearbox to fall off; When the locking ring and slider of the synchronizer coupling sleeve are seriously worn, with the high-speed rotation of each component, the synchronizer is very likely to break through the locking force of the self-locking device, thereby sliding out of the combined gear ring, causing the gearbox to fall off; If there is significant wear on the lever or fork, there is a risk that the fork will not be able to turn the synchronizer into the mating position, resulting in the synchronizer not engaging perfectly with the mating sleeve. As the speed of rotation increases, the synchronizer is likely to slide out of the adapter sleeve, causing the gearbox to fall out of gear.

The reasons for the shift are:

1. The gear lever positioning pin is worn loose, broken or lost, so that it loses control and swings arbitrarily.

2. Abrasion failure of variable speed fork shaft interlock device; The gear lever ball joint is too worn and loose.

3. The gear, ring gear or sleeve is worn into a conical shape in the direction of the tooth length, and is out of gear due to the axial force generated during work.

4. The gear shift fork shaft chute, lock pin and other parts are too abrasive, and the fork is bent and deformed or the working face and the gear ring groove are abrasive.

5. The fixing nut at the rear end of the second shaft is loose, resulting in the axial channeling of the second shaft.

6. The locking pin of the synchronizer is loose or scattered, and the cone surface fails.

There are only two situations when there is a shift shift, one is that the oil in the gearbox is too thin, just replace the thicker oil, and the other is that the internal synchronizer of the transmission is broken, and the gear cannot be locked, you change the transmission oil first, and you can only repair the transmission.

1.It's normal to downshift when accelerating.

2.If you are driving at a constant speed, you may be out of gear due to a problem with the gearbox.

3.The so-called automatic transmission, as the name suggests, does not require the driver to manually change gears, and the vehicle will automatically choose the appropriate gear according to the speed and traffic conditions.

Hello, check whether the gear cable is off, and use the computer to detect whether the gear sensor is damaged!

Summary. If it is a manual transmission car, suddenly out of gear while driving, this is in the gearbox, there is a problem with this shift mechanism, the shift mechanism may be stuck or deformed, and the gear is not combined in place. This phenomenon will occur because you need to check the gear shift mechanism inside the gearbox.

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If it is a manual transmission car, suddenly out of gear while driving, this is in the gearbox, there is a problem with this shift mechanism, the shift mechanism may be stuck or deformed, and the gear is not combined in place. This phenomenon will occur because you need to check the gear shift mechanism inside the gearbox.

The reasons for the car to drop the gear are: 1. The gear lever positioning pin is worn loosely, broken or lost, which makes it lose control and swing arbitrarily; 2. The interlock device of the variable speed fork shaft is abrasive and fails; The gear lever ball joint is too worn and loose. 3. The gear, ring gear or gear sleeve is worn into a conical shape in the direction of the tooth length, and it is out of gear due to the action of the axial force generated during the work; 4. The gear shift fork shaft chute, lock pin and other parts are too abrasive, the fork is bent and deformed, or the working face and the gear ring groove are abrasive; 5. The fixing nut at the rear end of the second shaft is loose, resulting in the axial channeling of the second shaft. 6. The locking pin of the synchronizer is loose or scattered, and the cone surface fails.

Manual gear shift refers to the condition that the gearbox gear is automatically peeled off and returned to the neutral part during the driving process. So what is the reason for this? Let's take a look.

What's the deal with manual gear drops?

Under normal circumstances, there are the following types of reasons for manual gear dropping:

Destruction of self-locking device: In order to better avoid the car from falling out of gear in the process of driving, the control organization of the gearbox is generally equipped with a self-locking device, and once the self-locking device is destroyed (such as: self-locking torsion spring fracture, self-locking ball cage rupture, etc.), it is very likely to cause the gearbox to fall off.

Clan barricade. Synchronizer wear is more serious: when the synchronizer is tightly connected with the sleeve lock ring, the roller is more seriously worn, along with the high-speed operation of each component, the synchronizer is very likely to improve the locking amplitude of the self-locking device, and then slide down and fuse the gear, causing the gearbox to fall off.

Serious wear of the actual operating lever or fork pulling: If the actual operation lever or fork is seriously worn, the fork may not be able to dial the synchronizer to the fusion part, and then the synchronizer cannot be perfectly toothed with the tight connection sleeve. With the rapid rotation, the synchronizer is very likely to slide down the tight connecting sleeve, causing the gearbox to fall out of gear.