When executing a double-clutch upshift in a commercial vehicle equipped with an unsynchronized manual transmission, releasing the clutch pedal while the shift lever is in neutral connects the transmission input shaft to the decelerating engine to slow the input shaft speed to match the higher gear.
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True. In a double-clutch upshift, engaging the clutch while in neutral links the transmission input shaft to the decelerating engine, slowing the shaft to match the lower RPM requirement of the higher gear.
In commercial vehicles with unsynchronized manual transmissions, shifting up requires the transmission input shaft to spin at a lower RPM. When the driver moves the shifter to neutral and releases the clutch pedal without pressing the throttle, the engine decelerates and pulls the input shaft's speed down. Pushing the clutch back in once the speeds match allows the shift collar to slide smoothly into the higher gear without grinding.
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Transmission input shaft speed synchronization during double-clutch upshifting
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