Does a Transmission with Minor Oil Leakage Need Repair?

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LaJasmine
07/30/25 9:09am
Transmission with minor oil leakage needs repair. Below are the specific details about transmission oil leakage: 1. Causes: The main reasons for transmission oil leakage are damaged seals or broken pipelines. Broken pipelines cause oil to leak from the damaged area during circulation; at the connection between the transmission and the engine, damaged seals or loose fastening bolts can enlarge the connection gap, reducing the sealing effect and allowing oil to seep out. If the root cause is not addressed promptly, the leakage issue will persist. 2. Impact: Transmission oil leakage leads to insufficient lubrication, accelerating friction between gears. Oil also serves to cool and remove impurities from the transmission. Prolonged lack of lubrication can render the transmission unusable. Therefore, timely inspection and repair are essential.
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