How often should the automatic transmission fluid be changed in the new Santana?

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DonovanAnn
07/29/25 5:42pm
New Santana automatic transmission fluid should be changed every 40,000 kilometers. Transmission fluid replacement interval: It is best to change it once after 4,000 kilometers. Because manual transmission fluid will not cause discomfort when exceeding 4,000 kilometers, but this is a critical point. Function of transmission fluid: The transmission generates a large amount of heat during operation, and the transmission fluid serves to dissipate this heat. In daily driving, gears must be shifted according to driving conditions, and transmission fluid needs lubrication to make gear shifts smoother. It keeps the transmission system clean and extends the service life of the transmission.
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