How do worn seals and gaskets contribute to JAC T6 transmission fluid leaks?

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How do worn seals and gaskets contribute to JAC T6 transmission fluid leaks?

Over time, seals and gaskets in the gearbox may degrade due to heat, age, o r rough driving conditions. How does this wear lead to slow o r sudden transmission fluid leaks in the JAC T6, and what maintenance o r replacement practices are recommended to prevent these leaks from affecting transmission performance?

Talha Kyanii asked on 13 Dec 2025 11:24:00 am

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Gari Master - on 13 Dec 2025 11:25:03 am

Seals and gaskets are critical for keeping transmission fluid contained under pressure and heat. In the JAC T6:

Heat and vibration over time can cause rubber seals to shrink o r crack.

Age and mileage naturally degrade gasket material, leading to slow leaks.

Rough driving o r overloading can stress the seals, accelerating wear.

A worn seal o r gasket often results in slow drips that may go unnoticed initially, but eventually cause fluid loss, poor lubrication, and gear slippage.

Maintenance advice:

Inspect seals and gaskets during routine service.

Replace any that show cracks, hardening, o r deformation.

Avoid overloading the vehicle to reduce stress on transmission components.