Common problems with automatic transmission in Pajero Sport 2 with a diesel engine:
* Slipping and Slipping: Worn friction plates or a faulty torque converter can cause difficult shifting or slipping while driving.
* Shift Delay: Faulty solenoids or gear position sensors can delay shifting or prevent gears from shifting at all.
* Rough Shifts: Worn or damaged automatic transmission valves and seals can result in harsh or harsh gear shifts.
* Grinding or humming noise: Faulty bearings or gears may make noise while driving or shifting gears.
*Automatic Transmission Fluid Leak: Damage to seals or gaskets can cause automatic transmission fluid to leak, resulting in low fluid levels and shifting problems.
* Automatic transmission overheating: Due to a clogged radiator or faulty temperature sensor, the automatic transmission may overheat, leading to damage to internal components.
* Gear Lockup: A faulty transmission control module or gear position sensors can cause the transmission to fail to shift or become stuck in one gear.
Possible causes of these problems:
* Wear or damage to internal automatic transmission components
* Incorrect level or quality of automatic transmission fluid
* Electrical faults (such as faulty solenoids or sensors)
* Improper maintenance or operation
*Manufacturing defects
Solutions:
* Diagnosis and repair of faulty components depending on the specific problem
* Replacement of automatic transmission fluid and filter
* Checking and repairing electrical systems
* Following a proper maintenance schedule, including changing automatic transmission fluid and filters
* Contact qualified mechanics for automatic transmission repairs