Is the clutch in the gearbox? Can you elaborate on it? It is best to repair the gearbox. Do all types of transmissions have clutches?

All types of transmissions have clutches.

Let's just say that all cars have clutches.

Of course, I mean the traditional car. New energy vehicles are motor-driven, and some can be clutch-free. I don't know much about new energy.

Secondly, the clutch is in the gearbox, which is not mentioned in general teaching. It can only be said that the clutch is semi-closed in the general transmission housing, and it cannot be said that it is in the transmission. Because when you disassemble the gearbox, the clutch doesn't have to come down with you.

The clutch of Powershift must be integrated with the gearbox, because it involves seamless shifting.

The clutch of continuously variable transmission and planetary gear transmission is called hydraulic torque converter (commonly known as coupler). This is a separate assembly, which is half surrounded by the transmission housing.

The manual is also semi-enclosed.