What are the causes of Skoda Superb transmission failure?
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Skoda Superb transmission failure may be caused by the following reasons: 1. Excessive oil temperature: Due to high transmission oil temperature, stubborn dirt and impurities form blockages inside the transmission, causing the solenoid valve to operate poorly and fail to regulate oil pressure, resulting in transmission jerking. 2. Prolonged high temperatures: Under prolonged high-temperature conditions, the anti-wear and lubrication properties of transmission oil deteriorate, leading to wear or severe wear of transmission components such as bearings and gears, or damage to gear surfaces. 3. Overheating transmission: Causes rubber sealing materials to harden and age, resulting in leaks due to poor sealing, ultimately leading to reduced hydraulic pressure and, in severe cases, transmission damage. 4. Transmission gear slippage: Faults caused by transmission gear slippage require inspection by professionals at repair shops or 4S stores.