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In manual transmission what is the function of each component of the synchronizer?
Updated: 4/28/2022
A device used in manual automotive transmissions, designed to equalize the speed of the mating parts before they engage. Common types such as block type, disk and plate type, plain type or pin type use friction to synchronize the mating parts. the main function is to help in engaging gears by synchronizing the speeds of the gear and the shaft before the connection is made
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