1. When checking the oil level in an automatic transmission, also check the condition of the oil. To make it easier to check the condition of the oil, compare the color, smell and viscosity of the oil with new oil.
2. If the oil in the gearbox is dark or almost black with a burnt smell, the friction linings of the gearbox are worn out.
3. If the oil in the gearbox has a milky color, water has got into it. This can happen when the car is constantly used for short trips. If the color of the oil does not change after a long drive, the oil needs to be changed.
4. If the oil is dark brown and sticky, it may be because the transmission is overheated or the oil level in the transmission is too high. If an oil change fails, the vehicle must be taken to a specialist workshop.
5. If, when checking the oil level or changing the oil in the automatic transmission, there are dirt particles or metal chips in the oil, it is necessary to diagnose or repair the automatic transmission at a specialized service station.
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