Changing the oil in an automatic transmission rarely leads to breakdown. However, there are a number of possible reasons why this could happen:
*Using the wrong type of oil: Using oil that is not intended for your specific automatic transmission can cause lubrication problems and premature wear.
* Incorrect oil filling: Too much or not enough oil can cause pressure problems and overheating.
* Contaminated Oil: If the oil is contaminated with debris or debris, it can clog filters and cause oil flow problems.
*Damage during oil change: Improper handling of the automatic transmission or its components during oil change may result in damage.
* Existing problems: If the automatic transmission already had hidden problems, changing the oil may aggravate them, exposing more serious problems.
If your automatic transmission breaks down after an oil change, it is important to determine the exact cause to avoid further damage and costly repairs. This may include checking the type and amount of oil, inspecting the filters for contamination, and diagnosing any other problems that may have been identified.