Will the car alert when the transmission oil is insufficient?
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No, there is no warning device. Here is the relevant information: 1. If the transmission is low on oil, the following failure phenomena may occur: 1. Difficulty starting, especially in low gears. When accelerating, the engine speed increases, but the car hardly moves, as if it is not in gear; 2. Overheating and damage to the transmission due to insufficient oil, which is equivalent to insufficient lubrication for oil-lubricated bearings, increasing the friction factor and making them prone to damage; 3. Gear shifting feels jerky, shifts are not smooth, and abnormal noises from the transmission oil may occur. 2. Check whether the automatic transmission oil level is normal. The method for checking transmission oil is different from that for engine oil. Engine oil is checked when cold, while transmission oil needs to be preheated to about 50°C. Then, move the gear lever through each gear for 2 seconds and place it in the parking gear. At this time, the normal oil level on the dipstick should be between the highest and lowest lines. If it is insufficient, add the same quality of oil in time.