What does 6AT refer to?
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6AT refers to 6 forward gears, which means there are 6 sets of gear groups with different transmission ratios. Others include 4AT, 8AT, 9AT, and even 10AT. Although the numbers in front are different, they are all derivatives of automatic transmissions. AT is the commonly referred automatic transmission. Generally, the gears of an automatic transmission are divided into P, R, N, D, 2, 1, or L, etc. The correct maintenance methods for an automatic transmission are: 1. Check the automatic transmission fluid, test the viscosity with fingers, and replace the oil if it changes color or has a burnt smell; 2. Check the manual gear selection mechanism, adjust the connecting parts from the gear lever to the manual valve through connecting rods or cables, ensuring the position of the manual handle corresponds to the spring clip position inside the automatic transmission; 3. Adjust the brake band, all adjustment structures need to be adjusted to compensate for wear; 4. Check the braking performance of the parking gear, inspect and repair if there is no braking performance in the parking gear.