What Causes the Buzzing Sound on the Left Side When the Lavida Shifts to Sixth Gear?
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Lavida shifting to sixth gear with a buzzing sound on the left side may indicate a transmission malfunction. Dirty valve body causing transmission malfunction: A dirty transmission valve body can degrade the quality and friction characteristics of the transmission fluid. This increases friction and wear, and sludge can also form inside the transmission, leading to blockages in the valve body and pipelines. As a result, the regulation of oil pressure becomes disordered, causing transmission issues. Engine overheating leading to transmission malfunction: High temperatures can damage the quality and friction characteristics of automatic transmission fluid, increasing friction and wear, which leads to transmission noise. Additionally, sludge (contaminants or dirt) can form inside the transmission (such as in the valve body), causing jerks or shocks during gear shifts. If the temperature exceeds 120 degrees Celsius, rubber sealing materials begin to harden, eventually leading to leaks and reduced hydraulic pressure. At even higher temperatures, the transmission may start to slip, and this slipping can further raise the temperature, exacerbating the problem.