What Causes Oil Leakage in BMW Engine Transmission?
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Oil leakage in BMW engine transmission can be caused by poor sealing gaskets in various parts of the transmission, damage to the mating surfaces of the transmission case, failure of the sealing paper gasket, or loose transmission cover screws. Below is additional relevant information: Corresponding repair measures: If the mating surfaces of the transmission case are damaged, appropriately thicken the paper gasket at the damaged area. If oil leakage persists, welding repair should be performed. If the sealing paper gasket is damaged, replace it with an identical one. If the transmission cover screws are loose, tighten them promptly. Methods for handling oil leakage: Apply sealant to the leakage point, which involves cleaning the surface oil sludge before sealing with adhesive. This method does not require disassembling the transmission structure. If traces of fluid flow are observed on the transmission oil surface, the owner should promptly take the vehicle to a repair shop for inspection. Symptoms of transmission oil leakage: difficulty in starting the vehicle, severe impact sensation in low gears, and slow vehicle speed despite increased engine RPM when pressing the accelerator.