Can a Manual Transmission Converted to Automatic Pass the Annual Inspection?
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Converting a manual transmission to an automatic one will not pass the annual inspection. Changing a manual transmission to an automatic requires replacing the gearbox. If you convert a manual transmission to an automatic, you need to replace the gearbox and also modify part of the drivetrain, which will not pass the annual inspection, and the cost of doing so is also very high. Additional information: Automatic transmission cars are generally more convenient to drive, easier to operate, and less tiring in traffic jams. Common automatic transmissions include dual-clutch transmissions, CVT transmissions, and AT transmissions. Dual-clutch transmissions are currently the most popular, offering high transmission efficiency and fast gear shifting. AT transmissions are the most mature and widely used, also known as torque converter transmissions. CVT transmissions are often found in Japanese cars, and vehicles equipped with them are generally more fuel-efficient.