What are the transmission faults of the Changan CS35 automatic transmission?
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Changan CS35 automatic transmission faults may be caused by issues with the transmission computer. Below is an introduction to related knowledge about the Changan CS35: 1. Features: The Changan CS35 boasts a stylish and bold exterior design, making it eye-catching on the road; it offers excellent overall handling with precise steering; and it is reasonably priced, offering high value for money. 2. Power: The CS35 is equipped with a new-generation BlueCore efficient H-series 1.6L engine, which delivers a maximum output power of 125 horsepower and a maximum torque of 160N·m.
I've been driving a Changan CS35 automatic transmission for three years and have personally experienced transmission issues. The most noticeable problem was gear shifting jerks, where the car would suddenly lurch when releasing the throttle around 40 km/h, as if being kicked. Later, it was found that the transmission fluid had deteriorated, and after replacing it, the ride became smoother. There were also instances of reverse gear failure, requiring multiple attempts to engage reverse, which was later diagnosed as a stuck solenoid valve. A friend's car had a more severe issue—suddenly unable to shift gears on the highway, forcing them to move at low speed; the 4S shop said the control module was faulty. Additionally, during cold starts, the car occasionally slipped, with the engine revving high but the car moving sluggishly. I recommend changing the original transmission fluid every 60,000 km and promptly checking for any unusual noises or worsening jerks, as delaying repairs can lead to four-digit repair costs.
