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What Are the Symptoms of Transmission Slipping?

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VonSimon
07/29/25 6:30pm
Transmission slipping symptoms include: 1. When starting the car, pressing the accelerator pedal results in high engine RPM but slow vehicle acceleration; 2. During driving, pressing the accelerator deeply leads to sluggish speed increase; 3. When climbing slopes, the engine RPM is high but the vehicle moves slowly; 4. During gear shifts while moving, the engine RPM suddenly increases but the speed gain is slow. Causes of transmission slipping are: 1. Severe wear of clutch, brake, or one-way clutch components, excessive clutch plate clearance; 2. Overfilling transmission fluid, causing planetary gears to churn violently and produce excessive air bubbles; 3. Using non-specified transmission fluid, where inferior oil accelerates aging, swelling, or failure of internal seals; 4. Insufficient main line pressure.
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What does a car icon displayed on the dashboard mean?

When a small car icon appears on the dashboard while driving, it indicates that the vehicle's anti-theft system is active. After locking the car, if the icon does not flash, it means the car is not properly locked or there is a malfunction in the anti-theft system; if it flashes, the anti-theft system is functioning normally. The anti-theft device effectively prevents the car engine from being stolen by criminals, enhancing the vehicle's security. The functions of the car anti-theft system are: Automotive electronic anti-theft refers to the use of electronic signal transmitters and receivers to achieve anti-theft functionality. The electronic anti-theft system mainly consists of an electronically controlled remote or key, electronic control circuit, alarm device, and actuator. The key contains a chip that amplifies its signal when near the ignition lock. The anti-theft computer then verifies whether the key is legitimate. If legitimate, the engine can be started; if not, the engine will not start. By locking the ignition switch and prohibiting vehicle startup, the system achieves its anti-theft purpose. Once in "anti-theft" mode, it triggers an audible alarm. If there is an issue with the anti-theft system, it should be repaired at a 4S shop; otherwise, the car is at risk of being stolen. If the car is not used for an extended period, the battery's negative terminal can be disconnected. However, this will stop the anti-theft system from working. Therefore, if the car is idle for a long time, it's beneficial to drive it occasionally for both the car and the battery. Prolonged parking accelerates the aging of certain components. With technological advancements, modern vehicles are almost universally equipped with electronic locks. When the electronic lock is engaged, a flashing red light appears, which is normal. The advantage of electronic locks is that there are no keyholes on the outside of the doors, and the fuel tank cap is also secured against theft. As a result, car thefts have become increasingly rare. Types of electronic anti-theft systems include: key-controlled, remote-controlled, alarm-based, and systems with both anti-theft alarms and vehicle immobilization features. In case of theft attempts, these systems not only sound an alarm but also cut off the car's starting circuit, ignition circuit, or fuel line to prevent the vehicle from being moved.
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How to Adjust Rear Wheel Camber Angle?

Use the target wheel of the alignment machine to detect the wheel data. Adjust the bolts; if the data shows red, adjustment is needed. Directly adjust to the standard value indicated in green.
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How to Solve the Oil Burning Issue in C4L 1.6T?

By replacing the engine oil, you can fundamentally avoid the phenomenon of oil burning in the car. It can be resolved through an engine overhaul, but this method may lead to some side effects, such as reducing the engine's service life.
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How to Clean the Car Windshield Thoroughly?

Birds and insects are often found in trees, so it's inevitable that some bird droppings will end up on the windshield. These substances are acidic and can cause corrosive damage to the glass. The best cleaning method is to use professional automotive glass cleaner. Simply spray it on and gently wipe with a cloth to achieve a clean result, making the process both simple and convenient.
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How to Clear the AEB Malfunction Light?

ESC malfunction indicator light is usually triggered by a software system alarm, or it may be caused by sensor failure or a short circuit. Specialized diagnostic equipment is required for troubleshooting and confirmation, so it is best to send the vehicle to a 4S shop for inspection as soon as possible. When facing an ESC warning light, you can try restarting the engine, pressing the ESC off button on the vehicle, and then restarting it again.
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How to Repair a Scratched Rearview Mirror Housing?

If the car hasn't undergone its first maintenance yet, some scratches can be addressed by requesting assistance from the repair personnel at the 4S dealership during the first maintenance service. If the black part isn't exposed, it indicates that the car's primer hasn't been damaged, making the touch-up process somewhat simpler. Repair can be done through waxing. Before repairing, it's necessary to clean the scratches on the rearview mirror thoroughly, using a straight-line wiping method.
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