What are the precursors to transmission failure in the 2008 Buick LaCrosse?
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Transmission failure precursors are as follows: 1. Transmission oil leakage: You can clearly feel the car struggling to start, and although the engine speed increases when you step on the accelerator during driving, there is no obvious sense of acceleration. The culprit may be oil leakage. Oil leakage can lead to insufficient internal lubrication of the transmission, causing it to malfunction. This situation is relatively simple to address, requiring only a transmission oil change. 2. Transmission jerking: Symptoms include noticeable jerking and shaking during gear shifts while driving. The cause may be excessively high transmission oil temperature, persistent internal dirt and impurities, or valve body blockage, leading to transmission jerking. Please visit a 4S shop or repair shop for inspection and maintenance.