Why does fuel consumption increase after changing transmission oil?
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After changing the transmission oil, the increase in fuel consumption is similar to the break-in period of a new car. The transmission needs some time to adapt after the oil change, and it's normal to see higher fuel consumption during this period. The transmission is a very important component of a car, as it can change speed and torque, enable the car to reverse, and allow the car to stop while idling. Below is an introduction to car transmissions: Function Introduction. Car transmission oil is an item that keeps the transmission system clean. It helps maintain the transmission in normal working condition and can extend the lifespan of the vehicle's transmission components. Classification Introduction. Transmission oil can be divided into manual transmission oil and automatic transmission oil, depending on the structure of the transmission.