How to Change the Transmission Oil for Geely Vision X3?

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LaJulianna
07/30/25 8:28am
The steps to change the transmission oil for Geely Vision X3 are as follows: 1. First, lift the car and place a large container underneath to catch the used oil. 2. Use an appropriate screwdriver to remove the inner and outer shells of the transmission. Some transmission oil will flow out at this point, so be careful to avoid it. After a few minutes, when most of the oil has drained, remove the last oil pan, making sure to support it carefully by hand as there will still be a significant amount of used oil. 3. Upon removal, you will notice residue at the bottom of the oil pan. Carefully remove the transmission oil filter, at which point you can clearly see the solenoid valve used for gear shifting control. 4. Remove the oil pan gasket and clean the surrounding residue. If the gaps are difficult to clean, use tools. Over time, the rubber on the gasket may stick to the machine edges, making it hard to remove. Use a small scraper and spray some carburetor cleaner to make the process easier and more thorough. Wipe all cleaned transmission oil filter components with cotton cloth and then reinstall them one by one.
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