Does the car accelerate faster after changing the transmission fluid?
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Changing the transmission fluid will not result in a noticeable improvement in acceleration. Effects of not changing transmission fluid: It causes the transmission fluid to become thicker, reducing oil pressure and hindering internal heat dissipation, leading to excessively high oil temperatures. This shortens the lifespan of both the transmission and drivetrain components. Failure to change the transmission fluid may result in sluggish starts and frequent slipping during driving. Prolonged neglect of transmission fluid changes can cause the fluid to deteriorate and evaporate under high-speed and high-temperature conditions, accelerating component wear and damaging internal transmission parts. Factors affecting vehicle acceleration: The speed of vehicle acceleration is related to the performance of the ignition system, proper tire pressure, and engine torque.