Can You Still Drive with a Transmission Oil Leak?
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You cannot drive with a transmission oil leak, as continued driving may cause transmission damage. Solutions for transmission oil leaks include: 1. Replace aged or deformed oil seals; 2. Check the installation direction of the oil seals; 3. Replace or repair the shaft neck; 4. Adjust driving speed appropriately to ensure the transmission operates within an acceptable power range; 5. Perform regular maintenance on the transmission. Causes of transmission oil leaks are: 1. Corrosion or aging deformation of oil seals; 2. Detachment of oil seal springs or incorrect installation direction of oil seals; 3. Partial wear or indentation of the shaft neck; 4. Prolonged high-speed, high-power operation of the transmission; 5. Lack of regular maintenance on the transmission; 6. Shrinkage and hardening of sealing components, leading to loss of elasticity; 7. Damage to pipelines; 8. Excessive axial clearance, loose bearing seats, or bearings.