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What are the symptoms of a damaged transmission?

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LaLily

07/30/25 8:44am

Transmission damage manifests as follows: 1. Slipping: Vehicle slips, lacks power when starting, and struggles to move. 2. Abnormal noises: Unusual sounds during driving, such as a rustling noise inside. 3. Gear shifting: Engine stalls when engaging gears, or there is a noticeable impact sensation during gear engagement, shifting, or driving. Related information is as follows: 1. Introduction: Currently, there are four common types of automatic transmissions in vehicles: hydraulic automatic transmission, mechanical continuously variable automatic transmission, electronically controlled mechanical automatic transmission, and dual-clutch automatic transmission. 2. Principle: The core of an automatic transmission lies in achieving automatic gear shifting. The driver operates the accelerator pedal, and the automatic transmission automatically shifts into different gears based on engine load and vehicle operating conditions. It is highly technical and difficult to repair.

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