What to Do If the Transmission Is Leaking Oil?
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The solutions for a leaking transmission are: 1. Wipe off the oil traces with a cloth or tissue, and inspect the leaking part; 2. Tighten the nuts at the connection points; 3. Replace the gasket and replenish the transmission oil; 4. Weld and repair the worn parts or replace the components. The causes of transmission oil leakage are: 1. Aging or deformation of the oil seal, spring detachment, or incorrect installation direction of the oil seal; 2. Pipeline damage; 3. Loose screws on the transmission cover; 4. Damage to the mating surface of the transmission housing; 5. Excessive clearance at the shaft ends; 6. Wear of the oil seal or flange, or an excessive amount of gear oil exceeding the specified standard; 7. Improper use of lubricating oil.