WO2012164646A1 - 車両用手動変速機の操作機構 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an operation mechanism for a vehicle manual transmission, and more particularly to an improvement for improving operability in an oblique operation from the highest speed stage.
- An operation mechanism for a manual transmission for a vehicle that establishes a selected shift stage by moving a selected shift fork in an axial direction in conjunction with a selection operation and a shift operation of a shift operation lever is known. Further, a technique for improving the operability of the shift operation lever has been proposed for the operation mechanism of such a manual transmission.
- this is the manual transmission described in Patent Document 1.
- the sleeve moves toward the stopper side in response to the shift unloading operation force from the shift lever, when the sleeve reaches a substantially neutral position, the sleeve faces the stopper side.
- JP 2010-101429 A Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-42824
- the shift operation between the shift stages having different select positions and different shift directions is generally called an oblique operation.
- a mode in which the shift operation for performing the downshift from the fifth speed, which is the highest speed stage, to the fourth speed corresponds to the oblique operation is conceivable.
- the present invention has been made against the background of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide an operation mechanism of a vehicle manual transmission that improves operability in an oblique operation from the highest speed stage. is there.
- the gist of the present invention is that a manual transmission whose maximum speed is n-speed is provided, and the n-speed in the manual transmission is changed from the n-speed in the manual transmission by an oblique operation of the speed change operation lever.
- An operating mechanism for a vehicle manual transmission that is downshifted to n-1 speed, a select lever that is operatively linked to the shift operation lever and operated to at least two select positions, and the shift A shift lever that is operated in conjunction with the operation lever and operated to the neutral position and the two select positions sandwiching it, a shift fork and a shift head are integrally provided, and the shift head is arranged in the circumferential direction around the shift select shaft.
- a plurality of shift fork shafts arranged in parallel to be movable in the axial direction in parallel with the shift select shaft, and the shift select shaft And an inner lever that moves the shift fork shaft in the axial direction by being moved in the axial direction in conjunction with a shift operation of the shift lever, and is movable relative to the shift select shaft in the axial direction. It is supported so as to be pivotable around the center, and is associated with any one of the shift heads provided on each of the plurality of shift fork shafts by being rotated in conjunction with the operation of the select lever to the select position.
- An interlock member that selectively positions the inner lever at a rotating position to be combined, allows movement of the inner lever in the axial direction, and restrains a shift head not engaged with the inner lever at a neutral position.
- the manual transmission is pushed at the select position corresponding to the n-th gear position in the manual transmission, the manual transmission is pushed when the n-th gear position is selected.
- Toheddo and part of the interlocking member, respectively, is characterized in that the interlocking member is configured for so as to overlap the rotational direction.
- FIG. 1 is an overall view for explaining an example of an operation mechanism of a vehicle manual transmission to which the present invention is preferably applied.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a structure around an inner lever in the operation mechanism of the manual transmission of FIG. 1 viewed from an oblique direction.
- FIG. 3 is an arrow view of the inner lever and the interlock member of FIG. 2 as viewed from a direction parallel to the axis of the shift select shaft. It is the side view which looked at the manual transmission of Drawing 1 from the direction parallel to an axis.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically showing the shape of a shift gate in a shift switching device for selecting a gear position of the manual transmission of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 1 is an overall view for explaining an example of an operation mechanism of a vehicle manual transmission to which the present invention is preferably applied.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a structure around an inner lever in the operation mechanism of the manual transmission of FIG. 1 viewed from an oblique direction.
- FIG. 3
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a state of an engagement portion and the like at the time of a downshift from a fifth gear to a fourth gear in the operation mechanism of the manual transmission of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a state of an engagement portion and the like at the time of a downshift from a fifth gear to a fourth gear in the operation mechanism of the manual transmission of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a state of an engagement portion and the like at the time of a downshift from a fifth gear to a fourth gear in the operation mechanism of the manual transmission of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a state of an engagement portion and the like at the time of a downshift from a fifth gear to a fourth gear in the operation mechanism of the manual transmission of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a state of an engagement portion and the like at the time of a downshift from a fifth gear to a fourth gear in the operation mechanism of the manual transmission of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a state of an engagement portion and the like at the time of a downshift from a fifth gear to a fourth gear in the operation mechanism of the manual transmission of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining deterioration of operability due to overshoot at the time of downshift from the fifth gear to the fourth gear in the conventional manual transmission operating mechanism.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining deterioration of operability due to overshoot at the time of downshift from the fifth gear to the fourth gear in the conventional manual transmission operating mechanism.
- FIG. 7 is a perspective view illustrating a configuration of a third shift fork shaft according to the prior art in order to explain a difference from the prior art in the operation mechanism of the manual transmission of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 15 is a perspective view illustrating a configuration of an operation mechanism of the manual transmission according to the present embodiment in comparison with the third shift fork shaft of the prior art illustrated in FIG. 14.
- the operation mechanism of the manual transmission of the present embodiment it is a diagram for explaining the prevention of overshoot and the suppression of deterioration of operability when downshifting from the fifth gear to the fourth gear.
- the present invention is provided in a manual transmission whose maximum speed is n-speed, and a downshift from the n-speed to n-1 speed in the manual transmission can be performed by oblique operation of the shift operation lever.
- the dimension (thickness) in the rotation direction of the interlock member of the shift head pushed by the inner lever when the n-speed stage is selected switching to the n-speed stage
- the dimension) is configured to be thicker than the width dimension of the gap that allows the inner lever formed in the interlock member to move in the axial direction.
- the shift head is held at the neutral position by the overlapping portion with the interlock member during the extraction operation from the n-th gear stage, and the shift head functions as a stopper member, thereby engaging with the inner lever. It is possible to suppress overshoot in the 5th speed removal direction of the combined shift head, and to suitably prevent the occurrence of catch in the selection operation from the overshoot position.
- a part of the shift head configured to overlap the interlock member in the rotation direction is preferably a shift operation portion, that is, the inner lever. It is formed integrally with the shift head in the vicinity of the contact portion with the shift head. That is, in order to suppress the manufacturing variation of each part, the shift head that is pushed when the n-th gear is selected is configured to overlap the interlock member in the rotation direction at the select position corresponding to the n-th gear. However, it is configured to be overlapped with the interlock member indirectly in the rotation direction through another member by connecting (fixing) a member different from the shift head. It may be a thing.
- the manual transmission is preferably a manual transmission with five forward speeds and one reverse gear position, from the fifth speed stage being the n-th speed stage of the highest speed to the fourth speed stage being the n-1 speed stage. Downshifting is performed by oblique operation of the speed change operation lever.
- other types of manual transmissions such as a manual transmission of 7 forward speeds and 4 reverse gear positions where the select position is 4 positions, are also used.
- the present invention is preferably applied.
- a direct control system in which a shift operation lever is provided on a floor (floor) in the vicinity of the driver's seat is preferably adopted, but other control systems such as a remote control system and a column shift system are used.
- the present invention can be applied to an operation mechanism.
- the interlock member provided in the operation mechanism of the manual transmission is preferably supported so as to be rotatable with respect to the shift select shaft and movable in the axial direction. Even if the lock member is supported non-rotatably by spline fitting or the like, the present invention can be implemented as long as it can move in the axial direction.
- FIG. 1 is an overall view for explaining an example of an operation mechanism of a vehicle manual transmission 10 to which the present invention is preferably applied.
- the manual transmission 10 shown in FIG. 1 includes three shift forks including a shift select shaft 12, a first shift fork shaft 14, a second shift fork shaft 16, and a third shift fork shaft 18 in a transmission case (not shown). And a shaft.
- the shift select shaft 12 is supported by a bearing (not shown) so as to be rotatable and movable in the direction of the axis X1. Further, the shift select shaft 12 is provided with a shift lever 20 operated to a neutral position and two select positions sandwiching the neutral position, and a select lever 22 operated to a plurality of select positions.
- the shift lever 20 and the select lever 22 are operatively linked to a shift operation lever 52 (see FIG. 5) that is shifted by a driver, and the shift lever 20 is shifted in the shifting direction of the shift operation lever 52.
- the shift select shaft 12 is moved in the direction of the axis X1 in accordance with the shift operation force transmitted in connection with the operation.
- the select lever 22 rotates the shift select shaft 12 about the axis X1 in accordance with a select operation force transmitted in association with an operation of the shift operation lever 52 in the select direction.
- the first shift fork shaft 14 is supported parallel to the shift select shaft 12 and movable in the direction of the axis X2.
- the first shift fork shaft 14 is provided between the first gear and the second gear, and selectively transmits power to the gear of the first gear and the gear of the second gear (not shown).
- a first shift fork 24 fitted to a sleeve of the synchro mechanism is connected, and when the first shift fork shaft 14 is moved in the direction of the axis X2, the first shift fork 24 is also interlocked to move in the axial direction.
- the first shift stage or the second shift stage is selectively established.
- the second shift fork shaft 16 is supported parallel to the shift select shaft 12 and movable in the direction of the axis X3.
- the second shift fork shaft 16 is provided between the third gear and the fourth gear, and selectively transmits power to the gear of the third gear and the gear of the fourth gear (not shown).
- a second shift fork 26 fitted to a sleeve of the synchro mechanism is connected, and when the second shift fork shaft 16 is moved in the direction of the axis X3, the second shift fork 26 is also interlocked to move in the axial direction. So that the third shift speed or the fourth shift speed is selectively established.
- the third shift fork shaft 18 is supported parallel to the shift select shaft 12 and movable in the direction of the axis X4.
- the third shift fork shaft 18 is provided corresponding to the fifth shift stage, and a third shift fork 28 is fitted to a sleeve of a synchro mechanism (not shown) that transmits power to the gear of the fifth shift stage. So that when the third shift fork shaft 18 is moved in the direction of the axis X4, the third shift fork 28 is also moved in the direction of the axis so as to establish the fifth shift stage. It has become.
- the first shift fork shaft 14, the second shift fork shaft 16, and the third shift fork shaft 18 are preferably each provided with a groove in the shift fork shaft, and the ball is energized by the spring in the groove.
- a shift check mechanism is provided that provides a sense of moderation during shifting and prevents gear disengagement. Further, as shown in FIGS. 6 to 11 described later, the operation mechanism of the manual transmission 10 is set to another shift stage while the gear corresponding to the predetermined shift stage is engaged in the manual transmission 10.
- a shift stopper mechanism 30 for preventing the corresponding gears from meshing is provided.
- the shift select shaft 12 is provided with an inner lever 32 for selectively moving any one of the first shift fork shaft 14, the second shift fork shaft 16, and the third shift fork shaft 18 in the axial direction.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the structure around the inner lever 32 in the operation mechanism of the manual transmission 10 of FIG. As shown in FIG. 2, the inner lever 32 is connected to the shift select shaft 12 so that it cannot rotate relative to the shift select shaft 12 and cannot move relative to the axis X1.
- the inner lever 32 has a cylindrical cylindrical portion 32a fitted on the outer peripheral surface of the shift select shaft 12, and has a longitudinal section in the direction of the axis X1 from the outer peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion 32a.
- An engaging portion 32c having a base portion 32b projecting in the radial direction and having a thickness in the circumferential direction that is thinner than the base portion 32b from the outer edge (outer end portion) of the base portion 32b. Similar to the root portion 32b, the base portion 32b is projected in the longitudinal direction in the axial center X1 direction.
- Interlock members 34 are in sliding contact with both sides of the root portion 32b in the circumferential direction.
- the interlock member 34 is opposed to the shift select shaft 12 so as to be rotatable about the axis X1 and movable in the direction of the axis X1 from both ends of the outer peripheral surface of the cylinder 34a.
- a pair of rotation transmitting portions 34b extending in parallel with each other, a sliding contact portion 34c extending in the axial direction from the cylindrical portion 34a and slidably in contact with both circumferential sides of the root portion 32b of the inner lever 32, and its sliding
- a pair of guide portions 34d extending radially outward from both sides of the contact portion 34c and extending in a circular arc shape in the circumferential direction are provided.
- the length dimension of the guide portion 34d in the axial center direction is substantially equal to the length dimension of the engaging portion 32c of the inner lever 32 in the axial center X1 direction. Further, the gap in the axial center X1 direction between the cylindrical portion 32a of the inner lever 32 and the cylindrical portion 34a of the interlock member 34 is provided so that the inner lever 32 can move to both sides in the axial center X1 direction.
- FIG. 3 is an arrow view of the inner lever 32 and the interlock member 34 of FIG. 2 as viewed from the direction of the arrow A parallel to the axis X1 of the shift select shaft 12.
- a select inner lever 22 a provided on the select lever 22 is interposed (intervened) between a pair of rotation transmitting portions 34 b of the interlock member 34 facing each other.
- the interlock member 34 causes the shift select shaft 12 to move. It is rotated as the center of rotation.
- the surfaces of the slidable contact portion 34c that are in slidable contact with both sides in the circumferential direction of the base portion 32b of the inner lever 32 are a pair of guide surfaces 36 that transmit the rotation of the select lever 22 by the selection operation to the inner lever 32. It has become.
- the circumferential dimension of the engaging portion 32c of the inner lever 32 is smaller than the thickness dimension of the root portion 32b, and the guide portion 34d sandwiching the engaging portion 32c of the inner lever 32 is provided.
- the gap 34e is larger than the gap between the opposing guide surfaces 36.
- FIG. 4 is a side view of the manual transmission 10 of FIG. 1 as viewed from the direction of arrow B parallel to the axis X1.
- the inner peripheral surface of each of the first shift fork 24, the second shift fork 26, and the third shift fork 28 has an arc shape so that it can be fitted to a sleeve (not shown).
- a first shift head 40 is coupled from the first shift fork shaft 14 via a first coupling member 38.
- a second shift head 44 is connected from the second shift fork shaft 16 through a second connecting member 42
- a third shift head 48 is connected from the third shift fork shaft 18 through a third connecting member 46. It is connected.
- the shift heads of the first shift head 40, the second shift head 44, and the third shift head 48 are arranged in a state of being connected in the circumferential direction around the shift select shaft 12.
- the first shift head 40 is engaged with the first shift head 40 so that the first shift head 40 is engaged with both axial ends of the engagement portion 32 c of the inner lever 32.
- An engaging groove 50 having a groove width capable of receiving the groove is formed.
- the second shift head 44 and the third shift head 48 also have the same configuration and function as the engagement grooves 50 provided in the first shift head 40.
- a mating groove 50 is formed. Further, as shown in FIGS. 6 to 13 and the like which will be described later, a portion corresponding to the engaging groove 50 in each of the first shift head 40, the second shift head 44, and the third shift head 48, the inner lever 32.
- the engaging portion 32c and the guide portion 34d of the interlock member 34 are chamfered, and the first shift head 40, the second shift head 44, and the third shift head 48 are respectively connected to the inner lever 32.
- the engaging portion 32c and the guide portion 34d of the interlock member 34 are configured to be smoothly received.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram schematically showing the shape of the shift gate in the shift switching device 54 provided on the floor (on the floor) in the vicinity of the driver's seat in order to select the gear position of the manual transmission 10.
- the shift gate in the shift switching device 54 provided in the manual transmission 10 is guided by a shift operation lever 52 indicated by a broken line in FIG.
- a selection operation in the direction indicated by the X axis and a shift operation in the direction indicated by the Y axis perpendicular to the selection operation direction can be performed.
- the shift switching device 54 shown in FIG. 5 when the shift operation lever 52 is operated to the position P ⁇ b> 1, the first shift stage that is the lowest speed stage (the speed stage with the largest speed ratio) in the manual transmission 10 is changed. Selected. Further, when the shift operation lever 52 is operated to the position P2, in the manual transmission 10, a second shift stage having a speed ratio smaller than that of the first shift stage is selected. Further, when the shift operation lever 52 is operated to the position P3, the third shift stage having a gear ratio smaller than the second shift stage in the manual transmission 10 is selected. Further, when the shift operation lever 52 is operated to the position P4, the fourth shift stage having a gear ratio smaller than the third shift stage in the manual transmission 10 is selected.
- the shift operation lever 52 when the shift operation lever 52 is operated to the position P5, the fifth shift stage which is the highest speed stage (the shift stage having the smallest speed ratio) in the manual transmission 10 is selected. Further, when the shift operation lever 52 is operated to the position PR, the reverse shift stage is selected in the manual transmission 10.
- the select operation of the select lever 22 is performed.
- the interlock member 34 is rotated about the shift select shaft 12 as the center of rotation, and the rotation is transmitted in conjunction with the inner lever 32 via the guide surface 36 of the interlock member 34.
- the engaging portion 32 c of the inner lever 32 and the second shift head 44 of the second shift fork shaft 16 are in the axial direction. To the position where the engaging portion 32c is engaged with the second shift head 44 is positioned.
- the interlock member 34 is moved to the shift select shaft by the select operation of the select lever 22.
- the rotation is transmitted around the inner lever 32 via the guide surface 36 of the interlock member 34.
- the engagement portion 32c of the inner lever 32 and the first shift head 40 of the first shift fork shaft 14 overlap in the axial direction, that is, the engagement.
- the joint portion 32c is rotated and positioned to a position where it engages with the first shift head 40.
- the engaging portion 32c and the first shift head 40 are engaged and the inner lever 32 is moved in the direction of the axis X1 in conjunction with the shift operation of the shift lever 20, the engagement is performed.
- the first shift head 40 engaged with the joint portion 32c is also moved in the direction of the axis X2.
- the first shift fork shaft 14 and the first shift fork 24 provided integrally with the first shift fork shaft 14 are moved in the direction of the axis X2.
- the sleeve of the synchronization mechanism (not shown) is moved to establish the first gear or the second gear.
- the interlock member 34 causes the shift select shaft 12 to be the center of rotation by the select operation of the select lever 22.
- the rotation is rotated, and the rotation is transmitted in conjunction with the inner lever 32 via the guide surface 36 of the interlock member 34.
- the position where the engaging portion 32c of the inner lever 32 and the third shift head 48 of the third shift fork shaft 18 overlap in the axial direction, that is, the engaging portion 32c is the first. 3 Rotate to the position where it engages with the shift head 48 and position.
- the select lever 22 is selected to project from the shift select shaft 12 in the radial direction in the same manner as the inner lever 32.
- a reverse lever (not shown) is engaged with a reverse fork shaft (not shown) and the reverse fork shaft is moved in a direction parallel to the axis X1, the shift fork provided on the reverse fork shaft The reverse gear (not shown) of the manual transmission 10 is moved to establish the reverse gear.
- FIGS. 6 to 13 are developed views of a cut surface obtained by cutting the operating mechanism of the manual transmission 10 of FIG. 4 with a cylindrical surface around the axis X1 from the direction of the arrow G.
- the engaging portion 32c of the inner lever 32, the second shift head 44, the third shift head 48, and the guide portion 34d of the interlock member 34 (hereinafter simply referred to as an engaging portion) at the time of downshifting from the shift speed to the fourth shift speed.
- FIG. Also, in FIGS. 6 to 13 and FIGS. 16 to 18 described later, the driver performs an oblique operation from the position P5 corresponding to the fifth shift speed of the shift operation lever 52 to the position P4 corresponding to the fourth shift speed. Accordingly, the force acting on the engaging portion 32c and the like is indicated by a thick arrow.
- FIG. 6 shows the state of the engaging portion 32c and the like when the fifth shift speed is established.
- the engaging portion 32a is engaged with the third shift head 48
- the third shift head 48 is engaged with the fifth shift. It has been moved to a position corresponding to the step. That is, relative to the neutral position, the pair of head portions 48a and 48b of the third shift head 48 are moved relatively to the head portion 48a side corresponding to the fifth speed shift head.
- the guide portion 34d is fitted in the engagement groove 50 of the second shift head 44 and the first shift head 40 (not shown), thereby restraining each shift head at a neutral position where no gear stage is selected. I am letting.
- the inner lever 32, the interlock member 34, the first shift head 40, the second shift head 44, and the third shift head 48 are in the manual transmission 10 while the gears corresponding to the predetermined gear are engaged.
- a shift stopper mechanism (interlock mechanism, double meshing prevention device) 30 that prevents gears corresponding to other gears from meshing.
- the engaging portion 32c and the third shift head 48 with which the engaging portion 32c is engaged are returned to the neutral position by movement in the shift operation direction. It is. That is, according to the operation from the position P5 corresponding to the fifth gear position of the shift operation lever 52 shown in FIG. 5 to the neutral position (position on the X axis shown in FIG. 5), as shown in FIG.
- the engaging portion 32c is moved relative to the guide portion 34d on the central axis D from the head portion 48a side to the head portion 48b side while the position of the guide portion 34d (interlock member 34) is fixed.
- the third shift head 48 is pushed on the central axis D from the head portion 48a side to the head portion 48b side (with respect to the guide portion 34d) by the pushing of the head portion 48b accompanying the movement of the engaging portion 32c.
- the side is moved relatively to the side from the fifth gear position.
- the engaging portion 32c is moved relative to the guide portion 34d on the central axis D from the head portion 48b side to the head portion 48a side.
- the third shift head 48 is moved on the central axis D with respect to the guide portion 34d by the pushing of the head portion 48a (fifth speed shift head) accompanying the movement of the engaging portion 32c. Is relatively moved from the side to the head portion 48a side (side to enter the fifth gear).
- the engagement portion 32c is engaged with the second shift head 44 (or the first shift head 40) from a position corresponding to the engagement groove 50 of the third shift head 48. It is moved to a position corresponding to the groove 50.
- the position where the engaging portion 32c corresponds to the engaging groove 50 of the second shift head 44 (the center of the engaging portion 32c in the thin direction is the center line E of the second shift head 44).
- the second shift head 44 is moved to the overlapping position, the relative movement of the second shift head 44 in the direction of the central axis E is allowed.
- the guide portion 34d is fitted in the engagement groove 50 of the third shift head 48 and the first shift head 40 (not shown), and no shift stage is selected for each shift head. Restrain to neutral position. Then, in response to the operation of the shift operation lever 52 shown in FIG. 5 from the neutral position to the position P4 corresponding to the fourth shift stage, as shown in FIG.
- the guide portion 34d (interlock member 34) is moved to the position. While being fixed, the engaging portion 32c is located on the center axis E with respect to the guide portion 34d, of the pair of head portions 44a and 44b in the second shift head 44, the head portion 44b side corresponding to the fourth speed shift head.
- the second shift head 44 is moved on the central axis E with respect to the guide portion 34d by the pushing of the head portion 44b accompanying the movement of the engaging portion 32c. Is relatively moved from the side to the head portion 44b side (side to enter the fourth gear). As described above, the operation mechanism of the manual transmission 10 is switched from the fifth gear to the fourth gear.
- the shift operation between the shift stages having different select positions and different shift directions is generally called an oblique operation. That is, as the operation of the shift operation lever 52, after selecting the neutral position by pulling out from the previous shift stage by the operation in the shift operation direction, the select position is switched by the operation in the select operation direction, and the next shift operation is performed by the operation in the shift operation direction.
- the operation to enter the gear corresponds to an oblique operation, and in the operation mechanism of the manual transmission 10 of the present embodiment, for example, the downshift from the fifth gear to the fourth gear is the highest speed gear. 52 is performed by the diagonal operation.
- the interlock member 34 is moved in the select operation direction (the engagement portion 32c is engaged with the second shift head 44) by the force acting on each portion in response to the oblique operation. (Movement in the direction) may be hindered.
- the chamfering is formed in the portion corresponding to the engaging groove 50 in the second shift head 44 and the third shift head 48, and so on.
- the select operation moving operation in the select operation direction for engaging the engaging portion 32c with the second shift head 44
- the chamfer formed on the guide portion 34c of the interlock member 34 as shown in FIG.
- the chamfer formed on the third shift head 48 (head portion 48a) is brought into contact with the chamfer formed on the engaging portion 32c of the inner lever 32 and formed on the second shift head 44 (head portion 44b).
- the beveled chamfer is brought into contact.
- a force in the shift operation direction (fifth speed release direction) remains even when the force in the select operation direction is generated.
- the force is generated in the select direction by the force that pushes the high speed shift head, that is, the third shift head 48 (head portion 48a) and the force that the inner lever 32 pushes the third shift head 48 (head portion 48b).
- the movement of the interlock member 34 in the select operation direction is hindered, and the operability may be deteriorated.
- the operation mechanism of the manual transmission 10 of the present embodiment has a configuration for suppressing the occurrence of overshoot in the shift-out operation from the fifth gear.
- Is provided. 14 and 15 are perspective views for explaining the configuration of the third shift fork shaft 28 in order to explain the difference from the prior art in the operation mechanism of the manual transmission 10 of the present embodiment.
- FIG. 15 corresponds to the configuration of the prior art
- FIG. 15 corresponds to the configuration of the present embodiment.
- the fifth speed shift head that is, the shift pushed when the fifth speed stage is selected, as compared with the configuration of the prior art shown in FIG.
- the head portion 48a of the third shift head 48 corresponding to the head is configured to have a large dimension in the rotational direction of the third shift fork shaft 28 (the relative rotational direction with respect to the interlock member), and the fifth shift stage.
- the stopper portion 56 is configured to suppress the occurrence of overshoot in the shift-off operation. As shown in FIGS. 16 to 18 which will be described later, the stopper portion 56 is configured so that the third shift head 48 (head portion 48a) pushed when the fifth speed is selected is relatively relative to the interlock member 34.
- the dimension (thickness dimension) in the rotating direction is configured to be thicker than the width dimension of the gap 34e that allows the inner lever 32 formed in the interlock member 34 to move in the axial direction.
- the stopper portion 56 preferably has a shift operation portion, that is, in the vicinity of a contact portion between the inner lever 32 (engagement portion 32c) and the third shift head 48, in order to suppress manufacturing variation of each portion. It is formed integrally with the third shift head 48 (by forming the shape of the third shift head 48 itself as described above).
- the stopper portion 56 is the third shift head 48 (head portion 48a) that is pushed when the fifth gear is selected at the select position corresponding to the fifth gear in the manual transmission 10.
- a part of each of said interlock member 34 (guide part 34d) is comprised so that it may overlap in the rotation direction of the interlock member 34.
- the head portion 48a that is pushed when the fifth gear is selected overlaps with the shift operation side surface of the guide portion 34d of the interlock member 34 in the select operation direction at the select position corresponding to the fifth gear ( (Overlapping).
- the stopper portion 56 so as to overlap in the select operation direction, it is possible to suitably prevent the third shift head 48 from overshooting, that is, entering the interlock member 34 when the shift is removed from the fifth gear. it can. That is, in the operation mechanism of the present embodiment, the center in the thickness direction (width direction) of the engaging portion 32c is the center line C of the guide portion 34d (interlock member 34) when the shift is removed from the fifth gear.
- the center in the thickness direction (width direction) of the engaging portion 32c is the center line C of the guide portion 34d (interlock member 34) when the shift is removed from the fifth gear.
- the stopper portion 56 which is the fifth speed shift head contacts the side surface 34f on the stopper portion 56 side of the interlock member 34 (guide portion 34d).
- the third shift head 48 is prevented from entering the interlock member 34, that is, overshooting. Therefore, the occurrence of the catch at the time of the downshift from the fifth shift stage to the fourth shift stage in the prior art described above with reference to FIGS. 12 and 13 is suppressed, and as shown in FIGS. 17 to 18.
- the operation in the select direction can be smoothly performed after the shift is removed.
- the head 48 is held at the neutral position by the overlapping portion with the interlock member 34, and the third shift head 48 engaged with the inner lever 32 is prevented from overshooting in the fifth speed releasing direction from the overshoot position. It is possible to suitably prevent the occurrence of catch in the selection operation. That is, it is possible to provide an operation mechanism of the vehicle manual transmission 10 that improves the operability in the oblique operation from the highest speed stage.
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- 最高速段がn速である手動変速機に備えられ、変速操作レバーの斜め操作により該手動変速機における前記n速段からn-1速段へのダウンシフトが行われる車両用手動変速機の操作機構であって、
前記変速操作レバーと作動的に連動して少なくとも2つのセレクト位置に操作されるセレクトレバーと、
前記変速操作レバーと作動的に連動してニュートラル位置とそれを挟む2つのセレクト位置に操作されるシフトレバーと、
シフトフォーク及びシフトヘッドを一体的に備え、該シフトヘッドがシフトセレクト軸まわりの周方向に連ねられた状態で該シフトセレクト軸と平行に且つ軸心方向の移動可能に配設された複数本のシフトフォーク軸と、
前記シフトセレクト軸に固定され、前記シフトレバーのシフト操作に連動して軸心方向に移動させられることにより前記シフトフォーク軸を軸心方向に移動させるインナレバーと、
前記シフトセレクト軸に軸心方向の相対移動可能且つ軸心まわりの回動可能に支持され、前記セレクトレバーのセレクト位置への操作に連動して回動させられることにより前記複数本のシフトフォーク軸にそれぞれ備えられたシフトヘッドの何れか1つに係合する回動位置に前記インナレバーを選択的に位置決めすると共に該インナレバーの軸心方向の移動を許容し、且つ該インナレバーに非係合のシフトヘッドをニュートラル位置に拘束するインターロック部材と
を、備え、
前記手動変速機における前記n速段に対応するセレクト位置において、該n速段選択時に押動されるシフトヘッド及び前記インターロック部材それぞれの一部が、該インターロック部材の回動方向に重なり合うように構成されたものであることを特徴とする車両用手動変速機の操作機構。
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