What's the matter with transmission cooling?
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Reasons for transmission cooling: The transmission temperature is too high, triggering the over-temperature protection mode. It is not recommended to continue driving. The following are the reasons for excessive transmission temperature: 1. Poor radiator cooling capacity: Sometimes it can also cause engine overheating. An engine operating at too high a temperature can also lead to insufficient radiator cooling capacity. For this, first check if the fan belt is working properly, then inspect whether the radiator is dirty, and clean it if necessary. 2. Transmission issues: Severe wear or damage to the transmission hydraulic pump; serious system leakage, improper operation of the torque converter inlet regulating proportional valve; transmission clutch slippage can all lead to excessively high transmission oil temperature.