What causes the abnormal noise in Honda's 5AT transmission?
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Honda's 5AT transmission abnormal noise may be caused by bearing damage or long-term failure to change the transmission oil. Below are the specific explanations for the causes: Abnormal noise may be due to bearing damage: When bearings wear out, their clearance increases and their fitting accuracy decreases; when bearings are damaged, as they cannot operate normally, abnormal sounds will be produced, and even the transmission components in the gearbox may be damaged, leading to an expansion of the fault. Long-term failure to change the transmission oil: If the automatic transmission oil is not changed for a long time, the oil will become thick and its fluidity will be insufficient, resulting in no protective layer between components and direct friction. This will exacerbate the wear of mechanical parts, leading to abnormal noise.