| Automatic transmission, engine and chassis suspension are collectively referred to as the three major parts of a car. Generally, whether a car is good or not is determined by these three major parts.
As far as the current market is concerned, most consumers will choose a vehicle with an automatic transmission when purchasing a car, because it is easy to operate and more suitable for the current congested roads and the fast pace of life.
Compared with manual transmission, automatic transmission is easy to operate, but it also has the disadvantages of difficult maintenance and high maintenance cost.
Therefore, after choosing a vehicle with an automatic transmission, the owner must not only learn to operate the automatic transmission correctly, so that the automatic transmission has a good working environment, but also regularly maintain it to reduce the probability of failure and prolong the its service life.
Under normal circumstances, the automatic transmission oil should be checked and replaced every 40,000 kilometers or two years, and the internal parts of the automatic transmission should be cleaned.
Otherwise, it is easy to cause the automatic transmission to malfunction, causing slippage, abnormal noise, oil leakage and other phenomena.
Due to the precise internal structure of the automatic transmission and the small matching clearance, if the automatic transmission oil is used for a long time, it is prone to deterioration, and the indicators cannot meet the standards.
In addition, it is easy to produce oil dirt, which will cause early wear of the internal parts of the gearbox, and also affect the oil pressure, which will affect the power transmission function.
Car owners should pay attention to the height of the oil level when using the car at ordinary times, such as whether there is oil leakage, etc. The oil level of the gearbox should neither be too much nor too little.
If the oil level is too low, it is easy to burn the automatic transmission, and if the oil level is too high, it is easy to cause the transmission temperature to be too high, abnormal noise and other faults.
In addition to paying attention to the oil level, you also need to pay attention to the color of the transmission oil.
Normal transmission fluid is odorless, translucent, red or yellow.
If the car owner finds that the automatic transmission oil has turned black, milky, and has a burning smell, he must send the car to the maintenance station for inspection and maintenance as soon as possible.
Reminder: According to incomplete statistics, 90% of automatic transmission failures originate from the automatic transmission oil. Therefore, car owners should not have a dispensable attitude towards automatic transmission maintenance.
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