What are the common faults of automatic transmission vehicles?
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Common faults of automatic transmissions include: 1. Oil leakage: Oil seeps from the transmission housing or oil pan, caused by aging seals, poor sealing, or manufacturing defects leading to sand holes in the housing; 2. Engine stalling when engaging gear: The engine stalls when shifting into D or R gear, possibly due to a faulty lock-up solenoid valve; 3. Locked gear: Incorrect input/output signals of the transmission or poor wiring of the components; 4. No response when engaging gear: The vehicle does not move after shifting into D or R gear and releasing the brake, often caused by damage to the input shaft or reverse clutch; 5. Gear shift impact or jerking during driving: This may be due to dirty transmission oil causing the valve body to stick; 6. Transmission slipping and lack of acceleration: During driving, there is a sound of engine idling when accelerating, mostly caused by burnt clutch plates.