What Causes the Heat Near the Automatic Transmission Shift Lever?
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Automatic transmission shift lever heating reasons are as follows: 1. Poor Heat Dissipation: Generally caused by poor heat dissipation, the simplest reason for this is the poor heat dissipation of the radiator; 2. Damaged Solenoid Coil: This could also be due to a damaged solenoid coil inside, which only requires replacing the coil; 3. Normal Phenomenon: If there is no malfunction and the heat is not excessive, then it is considered normal, as the engine is located below and generates heat. However, if it becomes excessively hot, it is advisable to visit a professional repair shop for inspection.