Can You Drive with Transmission Oil Leakage?
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Transmission oil leakage is not a big deal if it's minor, and you can continue driving. Here are the specific details about transmission oil leakage: 1. Causes: The main causes of transmission oil leakage are damaged seals or broken pipelines. Broken pipelines cause oil to leak during circulation from the damaged area; at the connection between the transmission and the engine, damaged seals or loose fastening bolts can widen the connection gap, reducing sealing effectiveness and causing oil to leak from the gap. If the root cause is not addressed promptly, the oil leakage issue will persist. 2. Impact: Transmission oil leakage can lead to insufficient lubrication, accelerating friction between gears. Transmission oil also serves to cool and remove impurities inside the transmission. Prolonged operation without lubrication can cause the transmission to fail. Therefore, timely inspection and repair are essential.