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What are the reasons for the Vios automatic transmission not moving when shifted?

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DelJackson

07/29/25 7:46pm

Vios automatic transmission not moving when shifted may be due to being in neutral, not releasing the handbrake, synchronizer stuck, or hydraulic oil completely leaked. Being in neutral: The gear is not engaged and is still in neutral. Not releasing the handbrake: The handbrake is not released, and the car is still in manual braking mode, so it won't move. Synchronizer stuck: The synchronizer in the transmission is stuck. Professional repair is needed. Hydraulic oil completely leaked: The automatic transmission oil pan is leaking, and all hydraulic oil has leaked out. Pull out the automatic transmission dipstick to check if there is any hydraulic oil on it. If there is no hydraulic oil on the dipstick, it means the hydraulic oil in the automatic transmission has completely leaked. In this case, check the oil pan, hydraulic oil cooler, oil pipes, and other parts for damage causing leakage. If there is severe leakage, repair it and refill the oil.

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