Transmission Service
Transmission Problems
Transmission Problems Here are some common issues in an automotive vehicle that can
cause the transmission not to work properly:
- Low Transmission Fluid: Insufficient transmission fluid can cause overheating and inadequate lubrication, leading to transmission failure.
- Transmission Fluid Leaks: Leaks can result in low fluid levels, causing the transmission to slip or not engage.
- Faulty Torque Converter: If the torque converter fails, it can prevent the transmission from shifting properly.
- Worn or Broken Transmission Bands: These bands link the gears together. If they become worn or broken, the transmission can slip or fail to engage.
- **Clutch Problems (Manual Transmission) *: A worn or damaged clutch can prevent proper gear engagement.
- Solenoid Issues: Transmission solenoids control the flow of fluid. If they malfunction, the transmission may not shift correctly.
- Worn Gears: Over time, gears can wear down, causing slipping or difficulty in changing gears.
- Transmission Control Module (TCM) Failure: The TCM controls the shifting of the transmission. If it fails, the transmission may not shift correctly.
- Bad Sensors: Modern transmissions rely on various sensors for proper operation. Faulty sensors can lead to shifting issues.
- Overheating: Excessive heat can cause transmission components to wear out prematurely or fail.
- Contaminated Transmission Fluid: Dirty or contaminated fluid can cause blockages and reduce lubrication, leading to transmission failure.
- Electrical Issues: Problems with the vehicle’s electrical system can impact the transmission’s operation, especially in electronically controlled transmissions.
- Valve Body Problems: The valve body directs fluid flow within the transmission. If it becomes clogged or damaged, the transmission may not function properly.
Contact the experts at County Line Auto if you are experiencing any transmission problems
