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All You Need To Know About CVT Transmissions

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The hydrostatic CVT is quite different from other CVTs, in that, it is not a frictional CVT system. Here, variable-displacement pumps are used to control the fluid flow to hydrostatic motors. In this system, a hydrostatic pump on the driving side is operated by the engine’s rotational motion. The rotational motion is then turned into fluid flow by the pump.

On the driven side, we have a hydrostatic motor that creates rotational motion by converting the fluid flow.

Hydrostatic transmissions, often, come with a set of planetary gears and clutches.  This results in a hybrid system referred to as a hydro-mechanical transmission. Such transmission systems allow power transfer from wheel to engine in 3 modes. First, there is the hydraulic transmission of power, which occurs at low speeds, then, we have the mechanical transmission of power, which occurs at high speeds,. In between high and low speeds, the system uses both, mechanical and hydraulic power transmission methods.

Hydro-mechanical transmission systems are used in heavy duty vehicles such as all-terrain vehicles and farm tractors.

On the whole, we have seen the various advantages of a CVT system over other transmission systems. They are more fuel efficient because of how they maintain optimum power range. They offer step-less acceleration, which eliminates the shift shock experienced in other transmission systems.

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What Does It Mean When Your Car Smells Funny?

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Your car smelling funny isn’t a sign you should ignore for long. A foul smell in the car could be an indication of a big problem with the vehicle. Read more about the possible major causes behind the bad smell in your car:

Leakage in the core heater

If you notice a distinctively sweet smell in your vehicle, and you are sure that it isn’t accidentally spilled maple syrup, then this is most likely the smell of antifreeze. Besides this, if you also notice a film-like fog forming on the car’s windshield while the heater is operating, it’s yet another clue to a leakage.

Something wrong in the clutch or brakes

If you can smell powerful, acrid odor in your car, it probably means that the clutch or brake is burnt. Your vehicle is likely to smell funny if you leave the parking brakes on or ride the brakes. Besides this, frozen parking brakes or a stuck caliper could also cause your car to smell poorly. It could also be a sign that the clutch is slipping. This is because either it is worn out or because it requires some adjustment. In those systems which have hydraulic clutches, the slipping clutch issue could also be that the hydraulic system possible needs inspection.

In order to know more about the causes behind the foul smell in your used car, visit the New Jersey State Auto Action today.

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