What to do if the gearbox of Yidong Plus is leaking oil?

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StAdam
07/29/25 11:43pm
When the gearbox oil pan is leaking oil, the oil pan gasket needs to be replaced to solve the leakage problem. The following are the effects caused by gearbox oil pan leakage: 1. Gearbox oil pan leakage will form a channel, making the leakage increasingly severe. If there are multiple oil leaks in the gearbox and the temperature of the gearbox housing is relatively high, it is usually due to the vent plug on the gearbox cover being blocked by dust and mud, reducing ventilation performance. 2. When the gearbox oil pan leaks oil, the heat and oil vapor generated by the gears inside the gearbox under heavy load and high-speed rotation cannot be discharged in time, resulting in higher internal pressure than the external atmospheric pressure and higher oil temperature, causing the lubricating oil to become too thin. 3. Gearbox oil pan leakage will cause a shortage of gear lubricating oil, leading to early wear and damage of gears, bearings, and other components, shortening the service life of the gearbox, and also polluting the environment.
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