How does a dual clutch box work? The dual clutch boxes are automatic speed boxes their complexity is explained here where we will show a four-speed box a dual-clutch box functions like a manual box but the difference is the dual clutch the clutch can be multi-disk like in this video or a mono-disk The first multi-disk clutch is made with a hollow-shaft the second clutch is located in front of the first its shaft in inserted within the first The two clutches are linked to two manual gear boxes which are linked to the output wheel The front clutch actions the speeds in pairs the first and third speed while the rear shaft the second and fourth. all the clutches share a front wall which actions the wheels of the vehicle. The synchromeshes are used to syncrhonized the dented wheels and fix the wheel to the shaft Now let's examine how gears are changed On first gear, the red clutch is engaged and transfers produced energy by the engine to the red shaft the synchromesh is already engaged therefore that dented wheel fixed to the shaft The dented wheel of the third gear is freely spining just like in a manual transmission the shaft transfers the energy to the output wheel which engages the two or four wheel of the vehicle Also, the output wheel engages the dented wheels of the second transmission For the second gear we have to note that the synchromesh is already in its right position Therefore, when the computer wants to switch to second gear the system disengages the red clutch and engages the blue one This way, the energy is transmitted by superior shaft to the output wheel Simultaneously, the thrid gear is pre-selected by the displacement of the synchromesh This way when the computer wants to change to third gear the system disconnects the clutch and connect the other to the output wheel This is the case for the fourth gear Motorcars and cars with a double gear box use a command system to change gears. These gear changes depend on the driving style of the driver and the speed of the vehicule