Abstract: A drive train for a vehicle includes a drive shaft, a transmission, a differential, and a wheel drive shaft. An axle drive gear wheel of the differential and a gear wheel of the transmission, which mesh with one another are at least partially in the oil sump in a splashing fashion. An end plate has a bearing retainer for receiving a bearing. The efficiency of the drive train is increased and splashing losses are avoided by the end plate, which has a flange-like circumferential region extending radially in the direction of the oil sump. At least one of the end plate or the circumferential region is or are formed to divide the oil sump into a first and a second oil sump region.

Abstract: An oil container for cooling and/or lubricating bearings of a drive train of a vehicle. The drive train has a driveshaft, a gear mechanism, a differential and a wheel driveshaft. The differential has a final drive gearwheel in engagement with a gearwheel of the gear mechanism and they splash at least partially in an oil sump region. The gearwheels of the gear mechanism and/or the final drive gearwheel form at least two gear stages. The structural complexity of a drive train is reduced or the efficiency of a drive train is increased when the oil container is functionally configured and/or arranged such that the oil container is arranged in the region between the two gear stages and substantially on the side of the driveshaft and/or the wheel driveshaft lying opposite the oil sump region.

Abstract: A drive train for a vehicle includes a drive shaft, a transmission, a differential, and a wheel drive shaft. An axle drive gear wheel of the differential and a gear wheel of the transmission, which mesh with one another are at least partially in the oil sump in a splashing fashion. An end plate has a bearing retainer for receiving a bearing. The efficiency of the drive train is increased and/or splashing losses are avoided by the end plate, which has a flange-like circumferential region extending radially in the direction of the oil sump. The end plate and/or the circumferential region is or are formed to divide the oil sump into a first and a second oil sump region.

Abstract: An oil container for cooling and/or lubricating bearings of a drive train of a vehicle. The drive train has a driveshaft, a gear mechanism, a differential and a wheel driveshaft. The differential has a final drive gearwheel in engagement with a gearwheel of the gear mechanism and they splash at least partially in an oil sump region. The gearwheels of the gear mechanism and/or the final drive gearwheel form at least two gear stages. The structural complexity of a drive train is reduced or the efficiency of a drive train is increased when the oil container is functionally configured and/or arranged such that the oil container is arranged in the region between the two gear stages and substantially on the side of the driveshaft and/or the wheel driveshaft lying opposite the oil sump region.