Difference between hydro, cable and electronic transmissions
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Re: Difference between hydro, cable and electronic transmissions (Speed_69)
Hydro = hydraulic clutch
There is a hydraulic system attached to the clutch pedal to engage and disengage the clutch.
Cable = mechanical clutch
A cable is tied to the clutch pedal to mechanically engage and disengage the clutch.
Electronic = automatic type transmission with electronic controls. I guess in some cases they could use a electric motor to engage and disengage a clutch, but I don't know about any of those yet, but I'm not too current on all the technology.
There is a hydraulic system attached to the clutch pedal to engage and disengage the clutch.
Cable = mechanical clutch
A cable is tied to the clutch pedal to mechanically engage and disengage the clutch.
Electronic = automatic type transmission with electronic controls. I guess in some cases they could use a electric motor to engage and disengage a clutch, but I don't know about any of those yet, but I'm not too current on all the technology.
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