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F irstly, the vehicle designer is given more freedom. The new

2nd November 1989
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ZF gear shift systems have dispensed with mechanical linkages and, the need for insulation, having reduced the problem of noise transmitted from the engine. In addition, installation in tilting cabs or with underfloor or rear mounted engine designs is simple and uncomplicated.

The driver, of course, gains considerably as he can change gear quickly and positively with minimum physical effort.

The ZF AVS system is a significant and economical step towards a fully automatic gear shift control. Incorporating a micro-processor, it recommends the most suitable gear for each driving situation. The driver simply depresses the clutch to make the recommended gear change or preselect another gear. With AVS, however, the driver is always in control, can assess the need for any gear shift and if necessary, manually override the automatic control.

ZF AVS benefits both the designer and the driver, which means greater benefits for the operator as well.

For further information, please contact: ZF Great Britain Limited, Abbeyfield Road, Lenton, Nottingham NG7 2SX. Tel: (0602) 869211. Telex: 377062. Fax: (0602) 869261.

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