Signs of emergency automatic transmission mode in Nissan Almera:
* The transmission goes into neutral or into second gear.
* The “Check Engine” light on the dashboard is illuminated.
* The transmission does not shift into other gears.
* The box may jerk or slip.
Possible reasons for automatic transmission emergency mode:
*Low transmission fluid pressure.
* Transmission overheating.
* Electrical faults in the automatic transmission control system.
* Mechanical faults in the transmission.
* The sensors that control the operation of the automatic transmission have failed.
Actions when the automatic transmission enters emergency mode:
1. Stop and turn off the engine.
2. Check the level and condition of the transmission fluid. If the level is low or the fluid is dark and has a burning smell, it is necessary to add or replace the fluid.
3. Start the engine and check if the problem goes away.
4. If the problem persists, have the vehicle towed to a dealer or service station. Do not attempt to continue driving as this may cause further damage to the transmission.
Prevention to prevent automatic transmission emergency mode:
* Check the level and condition of the transmission fluid regularly.
* Change transmission fluid according to manufacturer’s recommendations.
* Avoid aggressive driving and sudden gear changes.
*Use the transmission fluid recommended for your Nissan Almera model.