What Are the Causes of Vehicle Transmission System Failures?
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Here are the common causes of vehicle transmission system failures: 1. Clutch Slippage: Difficulty in starting the vehicle, lack of power during driving, poor acceleration, and in severe cases, a burning smell or black smoke may be emitted; replace the clutch disc. 2. Transmission System Noise: When starting the vehicle, the body shakes, accompanied by a 'clunking' or 'rattling' sound, which becomes more noticeable when changing speeds, especially during slow driving; inspect and replace the affected parts. 3. Gearbox Jumping Out of Gear: While driving in gear, the gearbox automatically shifts back to neutral; inspect and replace the affected parts. 4. Incomplete Clutch Disengagement: Frequent difficulty in shifting gears, accompanied by grinding noises. The vehicle moves or the engine stalls without releasing the clutch pedal; replace the release bearing. 5. Vehicle Start-Up Vibration: During start-up, the clutch engages unevenly, causing the vehicle body to shake; replace the clutch.