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Gear Control Fork
The Gear Control Fork guides and moves the sliding sleeve to facilitate smooth gear shifting within the transmission.
This fork is precision-engineered to withstand continuous mechanical load as it engages and disengages gearsets. Made from high-strength, wear-resistant steel, it maintains its shape under stress and ensures accurate movement along the selector shaft. Its precise alignment allows for smooth, noise-free shifting and prevents damage to the gears and sleeve during operation.
By ensuring proper engagement of gears, the control fork enhances transmission reliability, reduces wear, and contributes to efficient power transfer. It plays a critical role in maintaining smooth driving performance, especially in heavy-duty commercial vehicles operating under demanding conditions.
Key Features
- High-strength gear control fork
- Ensures precise sliding sleeve movement
- Wear-resistant and durable construction
- Reduces shifting noise and prevents gear damage
- Suitable for heavy-duty transmission systems
Product Specifications
| GROUP | MODEL | REF. PART NUMBER | SPECIFICATIONS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15.010 | 3128, 2523, 2528 | A0003530314 | Gear Control Fork – Transmission Part |
Process Steps
- Disassemble transmission housing to access fork
- Remove old gear control fork from selector rod
- Inspect sliding sleeve and selector components
- Install new fork and secure it properly
- Reassemble transmission and check gear movement
- Test for smooth, noise-free shifting
FAQ
What does the gear control fork do?
It moves the sliding sleeve to engage or disengage gears during shifting.
When should it be replaced?
When shifting becomes difficult, gears grind, or the fork shows signs of wear or bending.
