What are the causes of X-Trail CVT transmission failure?
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X-Trail CVT transmission failure may be caused by the following reasons: 1. Transmission oil leakage: The transmission casing may experience wear due to external factors, or sealing components may age over time, leading to fluid leakage. 2. Damage to components like the oil pump: After prolonged use, transmission fluid can deteriorate due to continuous friction. If not replaced timely, the fluid loses its lubricating properties, causing accelerated wear of components during operation. 3. Burned transmission clutch: If the engine revs without noticeable acceleration while driving, it's likely due to clutch wear or burning from long-term use. 4. Overheating: Other causes of transmission failure include water ingress and excessive temperature. These abnormal conditions can lead to symptoms like jerking during driving and poor acceleration.