Is it true that you should never perform a transmission reset procedure?

[LeBeckett]

It is incorrect to say that you should never perform a transmission reset procedure. After a transmission reset, issues such as increased fuel consumption and gear shift jerks may occur, but these will improve over time as the transmission's computer has a learning function. There are three common types of automatic transmissions found in vehicles: dual-clutch transmissions, conventional transmissions, and CVT transmissions. A transmission is a mechanical or hydraulic device that converts mechanical power, enabling operations such as starting, idling, low or high-speed driving, acceleration, deceleration, climbing, and reversing. This requires the vehicle's driving force and speed to vary over a considerable range. Currently, widely used piston engines have a relatively narrow range of output torque and speed variations. To adapt to frequently changing driving conditions and ensure the engine operates under favorable conditions (higher power and lower fuel consumption), a transmission is installed in the drivetrain.