| 摘要 |
<p>When the rotation position of a shift-and-select (S&S) shaft is the standard position, the engaging part of an inner lever (IL) is positioned above the "straight line angled at only a prescribed angle (?z) in relation to a perpendicular line (Z)." Performing a shifting operation from the corresponding select position to "the shift-complete position of first gear (or third, fifth gear)" causes the rotation position of the S&S shaft to rotate only by an angle (?A) in a counter-clockwise direction from the standard position, and the fork shaft (FS1 (or, FS2, FS3)) to move only by a distance (B2) to the left from the neutral position. Performing a shifting operation from the corresponding select position to "the shift-complete position of second gear (or fourth gear)" causes the rotation position of the S&S shaft to rotate only by an angle (?A) in a clockwise direction from the standard position, and FS1 (or FS2) to move only by a distance (B1) to the right from the neutral position. As a result, it is possible to provide a manual transmission that is used in a manual transmission vehicle using the H-pattern as a shifting pattern, and that has a narrower total movement range in the axial direction of the fork shaft.</p> |
