What are the symptoms of transmission slippage?
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Transmission slippage symptoms: 1. When starting, pressing the accelerator causes the engine speed to increase quickly, but the vehicle speed increases slowly; 2. While driving, pressing the accelerator increases the engine speed but the vehicle speed does not improve rapidly; 3. The vehicle lacks power when climbing a slope on level ground, and the engine speed is very high. For transmissions exhibiting slippage, first check the hydraulic oil level, inspect the quality of the hydraulic oil, conduct a road test to determine if the automatic transmission is slipping, and check which gear is slipping and the extent of slippage. Causes of transmission slippage: 1. Hydraulic oil level is too low; 2. Hydraulic oil level is too high; 3. Excessive wear or burning of clutch or brake friction plates and brake bands; 4. Excessive wear of the oil pump or main oil circuit leakage, resulting in low oil pressure; 5. One-way overrunning clutch slippage; 6. Damage to the clutch or brake piston seal ring.