These are some frequently asked questions concerning transmission fluids.

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• Transmission fluid: What is it?

Your car's transmission fluid allows it to change gears smoothly without damaging them.

This fluid maintains the transmission system by lubricating the gears.

• I need to check the transmission fluid, but how and why?

Using the dipstick, you can check the transmission fluid. Maintaining the functionality of your gearbox requires routine fluid checks.

• How frequently should I change the fluid in my transmission?

Depending on the kind of transmission, exchange rates for transmission fluid can vary. Nevertheless, it is often advised to switch every two to three years.

• How can I determine the age of my transmission fluid?

Manual transmission fluid can be dark green, red, blacken, or translucent, whereas automatic transmission fluid should be red and/or transparent. Take your automobile in for a checkup if the fluid seems hazy or has a black or brownish tint. It can also be time for replacement transmission fluid if you notice the fluid level is low or it smells burnt.

• If I Have A Transmission Leak, Can I Still Drive?

It depends on the volume of leakage. If the leak is little, you may still drive the car as long as you keep the level of your transmission fluid regular.

To do this, you must add fresh fluid at a pace equal to the rate of fluid loss. If the leak is serious, continuing to drive might result in engine damage.

• What Procedures Should I Follow To Keep My Transmission?

Investing in routine transmission fluid changes and filter maintenance is the most crucial thing you should do to keep your gearbox in good working order.

Nowadays, the average lifespan of ordinary transmission fluid is around 100,000 miles. Following that, the fluid will begin to evaporate, freeze up, or harm other engine components.

Engine failure that is costly and disastrous may be the outcome.