A transmission control system, which is adapted to be installed in a vehicle body of a two-wheeler, includes a transmission assembly, a mobile device and a transmission controller. The transmission assembly is configured to be disposed on the vehicle body and to perform a gear-shifting operation. The mobile device is configured to be detachably disposed on the vehicle body. The mobile device includes an orientation sensor capable of detecting a current center-of-gravity of the vehicle body to generate a current center-of-gravity datum. The transmission controller is configured to be disposed on vehicle body, to receive the current center-of-gravity datum, to calculate a roll angle variation according to the current center-of-gravity datum, and to output a gear-shift control command according to the roll angle variation. The transmission controller is configured to indicate the transmission assembly whether to perform the gear-shifting operation according to the gear-shift control command.

A transmission includes an input shaft that couples to a prime mover, twin countershafts and a main shaft having gears coupled thereon, an output shaft that selectively provides a torque output to a driveline, a first shift actuator that selectively couples the input shaft to the main shaft. The transmission includes a second shift actuator that couples the main shaft to the output shaft with a selected reduction ratio, and a controller including a vehicle state circuit that interprets at least one vehicle operating condition, and a neutral enforcement circuit that provides a first neutral command to the first shift actuator and a second neutral command to the second shift actuator, in response to the at least one vehicle operating condition indicating that vehicle motion is not intended.

Methods and systems for improving vacuum generation for an engine that may be operated at higher altitudes are presented. In one non-limiting example, a transmission that is mechanically coupled to the engine may be shifted from a gear to neutral in response to an actual total number of times a vehicle brake pedal is applied and partially released while the vehicle is stopped and the brake pedal is applied.

In a vehicle including a shift-by-wire (SBW) transmission which may be parked in the neutral gear position of the transmission, method for controlling parking thereof includes determining whether the vehicle is in a situation in which neutral parking is required according to sensor information, when the vehicle is stopped, outputting first information configured to get a confirmation on whether a driver intends to perform the neutral parking from the driver, when the controller concludes that the vehicle is in the situation in which the neutral parking is required and when a park (P) gear position is input or an ignition of the vehicle is turned off, and controlling the SBW transmission to shift to a neutral (N) gear position, when there is an agreement input as a response to the first information.

A vehicle gear-shifting control apparatus is equipped with an engine, a motor, an automatic transmission, a friction brake system, and a controller which executes, during deceleration of a vehicle during which the friction brake system is distributing a braking force to front and rear wheels, a regeneration control of imparting a regenerative braking torque to the rear wheels by causing the motor to perform a regeneration operation and a gear-shifting control of changing a shift stage of the automatic transmission by outputting a gear-shifting signal in accordance with the rotation speed of an input shaft to the automatic transmission. When the controller determines an oversteered state of the vehicle during the regeneration control, the controller increases an input torque of the input shaft so that the regenerative braking torque decreases while maintaining the regeneration operation of the motor and, at the same time, limits the gear-shifting control.

A method and controller for controlling an electronically controlled transmission in a vehicle propulsion system of a vehicle. The method includes disengaging a clutch in the transmission to prevent a power flow through the transmission in response to an upshift paddle selector and a downshift paddle selector both being actuated together for a first predetermined time period, and changing a ratio of the transmission in response to an actuation of one of the upshift paddle selector and the downshift paddle selector while the clutch in the transmission is disengaged to prevent a power flow through the transmission.

A method and controller for controlling an electronically controlled transmission in a vehicle propulsion system of a vehicle. The method includes disengaging a clutch in the transmission to prevent a power flow through the transmission in response to an upshift paddle selector and a downshift paddle selector both being actuated together for a first predetermined time period, and changing a ratio of the transmission in response to an actuation of one of the upshift paddle selector and the downshift paddle selector while the clutch in the transmission is disengaged to prevent a power flow through the transmission.

The device embodied in the present invention utilizes the lateral rotation produced by a motor, which may be an internal combustion engine or an electrical motor. The lateral rotation is outputted directed unto the main crankshaft of an engine. A main pulley is mounted onto said main shaft and rotates with the same revolution rate as the motor, or at a reduced revolution rate, depending on the diameter of the main pulley and whether additional steps and hears are utilized to reduce or step down the rotary forces.

A vehicle having an electronic, automatic transmission incorporates a safety stop system. A position sensor or sensors are mounted onto the vehicle and are in communication with an electric controller. The electric controller in turn is operatively connected to the actuation solenoids in the hydraulic transmission. When a safety violation occurance is detected, then the electric controller either slows the speed of the vehicle or stops the vehicle through the transmission.

Vehicles, systems, and methods for shifting a manual transmission into neutral during autonomous braking are provided. An exemplary system for shifting a vehicle into neutral during autonomous braking includes a manual transmission for transferring power from an engine to a differential using gears manually selected by a gear selector. Also, the system includes an actuator mounted to the vehicle and to the gear selector. Further, the system includes a controller coupled to the actuator and configured to direct the actuator to force the gear selector into neutral during an autonomous braking event.