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Why can't the Haval H6 automatic transmission suddenly engage gear?

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LaAndrew
08/28/25 8:05am
Haval H6 is the flagship model under the Haval brand, divided into three versions: Urban, Elite, and Premium. The following are the reasons why the Haval H6 automatic transmission cannot engage gear when starting: 1. Gear lever positioning: The positioning parts of the gear lever's positioning ball head lose function, allowing the gear lever to rotate freely around its own axis and making it impossible to accurately control the gear position. 2. Gear lever spherical working surface: The spherical working surface at the lower end of the gear lever wears out, preventing the gear lever from controlling the fork or the slot of the shift head, making it basically impossible to engage or disengage gears. 3. Solution: For the former, the fault can be eliminated through repair. For the latter, the gear lever must be replaced.
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LaLayla
09/10/25 6:14am
When I drove the Haval H6 before, I encountered gear-shifting issues, usually due to problems with the transmission system. For example, insufficient or deteriorated fluid could cause internal gears to jam, or loose electrical wiring might lead to a failure in the computer control unit, preventing signal transmission. Once, while driving, this suddenly happened, and I realized the brake wasn't fully pressed. Since automatic transmissions have a safety lock design, they won't allow gear changes without pressing the brake. In such cases, it's essential to first ensure the vehicle is parked safely, then check the fluid level or wiring connections. The Haval H6 is prone to transmission overheating in congested urban areas, so I regularly change the fluid and perform maintenance to prevent recurrence. I recommend you develop this habit too and always keep an eye on the dashboard for any warning lights.
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McRyder
10/24/25 7:05am
As an average car owner, I was quite panicked when I first encountered the issue of the car not shifting gears. Later, I found out the common causes are quite straightforward: a faulty brake sensor prevents the computer from detecting your input, making gear shifting impossible; or a malfunctioning transmission oil pump leads to insufficient oil pressure to move the components; it could also be that the gear selector button is stuck or not working. That time, restarting the engine temporarily alleviated the problem, but in the long run, it's necessary to visit a repair shop for a proper diagnosis. Safety comes first when driving—if you suddenly can't shift gears, avoid forcing it to prevent damaging more components. It's best not to overlook regular maintenance in daily use, such as adhering to oil change schedules, to reduce unexpected troubles. The Haval H6, as an SUV, has a relatively reliable transmission, but older models tend to develop minor issues after some time of use.
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