Scania automatic transmission faults:
1. Gear slippage
* Gears do not shift smoothly or slip when accelerating.
* May indicate worn clutch clutches, low transmission fluid levels, or faulty solenoids.
2. Shocks or jolts when shifting gears
* The transmission may experience excessive vibration or a jerking sensation when shifting gears.
* May indicate problems with the transmission control system, worn clutches or a malfunctioning torque converter.
3. Grinding or squealing
* The transmission may make a grinding or squealing sound when driving or shifting gears.
* May indicate worn gears, bearings, or low transmission fluid.
4. The transmission goes into neutral or emergency mode
* The transmission may unexpectedly shift into neutral or limp mode.
* May indicate a serious problem such as a faulty transmission control unit (TCU) or mechanical damage to the transmission.
5. Transmission fluid leakage
*Transmission fluid may leak from the transmission.
* May indicate damage to the gasket, seal or transmission housing.
6. Low transmission fluid level
*Transmission fluid level may be low.
* May cause overheating and damage to the transmission.
7. Electrical faults
* The transmission may suffer from electrical problems such as faulty sensors, solenoids or transmission control unit.
* May cause transmission malfunction and other problems.
Common causes of Scania automatic transmission faults:
* Wear of clutch clutches
*Low transmission fluid level
* Malfunction of solenoids
* Problems with the transmission control system
* Wear of gears or bearings
* Torque converter malfunction
* Electrical faults