What causes low transmission fluid level in the Teana?
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Reasons for low transmission fluid level in the Teana: Oil leakage caused by aging sealing rings of the transmission housing. Oil leakage due to deteriorated transmission oil seals. Oil leakage resulting from cracks in the transmission housing. Hazards of low transmission fluid level: If the automatic transmission fluid level is too low, abnormal noises in the transmission are likely to occur. This happens because when the fluid level is low, air can easily enter the oil pump's internal circulation, mixing with the fluid and causing it to break down, leading to noise. A low fluid level also increases the risk of clutch and brake slippage, and may even result in complete transmission failure. Hazards of high transmission fluid level: If the automatic transmission fluid level is too high, slippage can also occur. This is because when the transmission operates with excessive fluid, the planetary gear sets vigorously agitate the fluid, generating a large amount of air bubbles, which leads to slippage.