Since modern automatic transmissions are generally seamless, any noticeable issues — such as slipping, delayed engagement, harsh shifting or a burning smell — are important warnings that should prompt ...

Among the many mechanical problems that can befall a motorist while driving, transmission failure is one of the worst. As the complex component that is responsible for transmitting the engine's power ...

A transmission can keep working for a surprisingly long time without fresh fluid, which makes this maintenance job easy to ignore. That does not mean the ...

Generally speaking, most automatic transmissions can take a beating, and will last many hundreds of thousands of miles, but that doesn't mean they are invincible. Much like any other part of your car, ...

Why is the automatic transmission in my 2012 Hyundai Accent stuck in one gear? This could be something really simple such as low transmission fluid level, or it could suggest a major internal failure ...

Update: The legal pressure on Toyota’s eight-speed automatic transmission isn’t easing up, as a third lawsuit has now landed in federal court. We’ve added the latest details below. Toyota is facing ...

When it comes to mechanical issues, there's really no such thing as a good problem to have, except maybe when the cause of your check engine light is just a loose fuel cap. Anything else is likely ...

When a transmission fails once, it’s bad. Twice is worse. But three times? Something deeper is going on. Let’s break down what’s really happening in this automatic transmission nightmare.

We compare the different transmissions such as the automatic transmission, CVT transmission, DCT, and ECVT to see which is the most reliable. Are CVT transmissions reliable? How do you maintain a ...

A 2018 Ford Expedition with just 84,043 miles has already burned through its original transmission, and now appears to be ...

Some 2024 Toyota Tacomas with the eight-speed automatic transmission could be in line for a new transmission assembly and torque converter, according to a technical service bulletin posted to the ...