Transmission & Drivetrain (A2/A3)Pregunta 26 de 120
Technician A says a slipping band or clutch pack can cause delayed or harsh shifts. Technician B says low line pressure can cause slipping and overheating. Who is correct?
a.Technician A only
b.Technician B only
c.Neither A nor B
d.Both A and B
Explicación
Worn friction elements slip and cause delayed, harsh, or flaring shifts, while low line pressure reduces clamping force and leads to slippage and heat. Both conditions are valid causes of shift complaints. A pressure test and scan-tool data help isolate the fault.
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