What Causes Transmission Abnormalities While Still Being Able to Drive?
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Transmission abnormalities while still being able to drive are caused by faults in the power electronic control system, indicating a malfunction in a certain sensor or wiring. Relevant information about transmissions is as follows: 1. Working Principle: Manual transmissions mainly consist of gears and shafts, achieving speed and torque variation through different gear combinations; whereas automatic transmissions (AT) are composed of hydraulic torque converters, planetary gears, and hydraulic control systems, achieving speed and torque variation through hydraulic transmission and gear combinations. 2. Inspection: During long-term use, due to frequent gear shifting, components in the transmission inevitably experience wear and deformation, leading to issues such as difficulty in shifting gears, automatic gear disengagement, and noise during operation, which affect performance. Therefore, in daily use, it is essential to regularly conduct full-load operational checks on the transmission, observing whether the transmission operates smoothly, if there are any abnormal gaps or noises, and promptly identifying the cause for adjustment or repair.