load synchromesh
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proportional load synchromesh — See locking synchromesh … Dictionary of automotive terms
synchromesh — A device in a manual transmission that allows two gears to mesh more smoothly. When a synchronizer gear matches the speed of the transmission main shaft to the speed of the gear being selected, they mesh smoothly and prevent grinding and clashing … Dictionary of automotive terms
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