Car overdrive clutch piston

The Transmission Piston and Transmission Bushings are mechanical components that are usually used in internal combustion engines and are one of the core components of the engine. The function of the piston is to convert chemical energy into mechanical energy, push the high-temperature and high-pressure gas mixture into the cylinder, thereby pushing the crankshaft to rotate and make the engine run.

Pistons are usually made of aluminum alloy, cast iron and other materials, and are lightweight, wear-resistant and high-strength. The structure and design of the piston will affect the performance and reliability of the engine. Therefore, it is very important for engine manufacturers and automobile maintenance personnel to understand and understand the piston.

The piston usually consists of four parts: head, crown, rod and skirt. The head is the upper end of the piston, connected to the crankshaft, and converts the rotational motion of the crankshaft into reciprocating motion through the connecting rod.