• Park your vehicle on a clean, flat surface and inspect under the car for fluid drips.
• Check the transmission pan, gaskets, and seals for visible leaks.

Inspect Transmission Seals:

• Focus on the output shaft seal, input shaft seal, and any visible cracks or wear.
• Use a flashlight to get a clear view of hard-to-reach areas.

Check Transmission Fluid Level:

• With the engine warm, remove the transmission dipstick, wipe it clean, reinsert, and then remove it again to check the fluid level.
• Ensure the fluid is at the recommended level. If low, top up with the correct transmission fluid.

Replace Damaged Seals or Gaskets:

• Use a wrench to carefully remove bolts holding the transmission pan.
• Replace any worn-out gaskets or seals with new ones, ensuring a proper fit to prevent future leaks.

Tighten Bolts and Refill Fluid:

• Securely tighten all bolts around the transmission pan.
• Refill the transmission with new fluid, following the manufacturer's specifications.

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• Inspect Air Filter:
• Open the air filter housing and check for dirt or debris.
• Replace the air filter if it appears clogged, as this can hinder airflow and reduce engine performance.
• Check Fuel System:
• Examine the fuel filter for blockages that could restrict fuel flow.
• Replace the fuel filter if necessary to ensure optimal fuel delivery.
• Examine Spark Plugs:
• Remove the spark plugs using a spark plug socket.
• Inspect for wear, deposits, or gaps that may cause misfiring. Replace any damaged plugs with new ones.
• Test the Throttle Position Sensor (TPS):
• Use a multimeter to check the TPS for proper voltage readings.
• Adjust or replace the TPS if it's malfunctioning to improve throttle response.
• Check Exhaust System:
• Inspect for any exhaust leaks or restrictions.
• Repair leaks or replace the muffler if it's clogged, as this can impede engine performance.

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• Check Transmission Fluid:
• Ensure the fluid is at the proper level and visually inspect it for signs of contamination or a burnt smell.
• Drain old fluid and refill with new, high-quality transmission fluid if necessary.
• Inspect Transmission Filter:
• Locate the transmission filter and check for clogs or dirt accumulation.
• Replace the filter to ensure unobstructed fluid flow and prevent slipping.
• Test the Clutch Plates:
• For manual transmissions, inspect the clutch plates for excessive wear or damage.
• Replace worn clutch plates to restore proper transmission engagement.
• Examine Solenoids and Sensors:
• Use diagnostic tools to test transmission solenoids and sensors for correct operation.
• Replace any faulty components that might be causing slippage.
• Adjust Transmission Bands (Automatic):
• Follow the service manual’s instructions to adjust the transmission bands.
• Proper band adjustment can eliminate slipping by ensuring the transmission engages correctly.

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• Check the Battery:
• Test the battery voltage with a multimeter; it should be around 12.6 volts.
• Clean any corrosion on the battery terminals and ensure a tight connection.
• Inspect Fuses and Relays:
• Locate the fuse box and check each fuse for signs of burning or damage.
• Replace any blown fuses with ones of the correct amperage.
• Examine Wiring Harness:
• Look for frayed or damaged wires throughout the vehicle, especially near the engine and under the dashboard.
• Repair or replace any compromised wiring to restore functionality.
• Test Alternator Output:
• Use a multimeter to check the alternator output voltage, ensuring it meets manufacturer specifications.
• Replace the alternator if it's not charging the battery adequately.
• Check Ground Connections:
• Verify that all ground connections are secure and free from corrosion.
• Clean or tighten connections to ensure proper grounding for the electrical system.

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• Inspect Shock Absorbers and Struts:
• Check for leaks or physical damage to the shock absorbers and struts.
• Replace any worn or leaking components to maintain ride quality and stability.
• Examine Suspension Bushings:
• Look for signs of wear, cracking, or damage in suspension bushings.
• Replace worn bushings to improve handling and reduce noise.
• Check Ball Joints and Tie Rod Ends:
• Lift the vehicle and inspect ball joints and tie rod ends for play or wear.
• Replace any loose or worn parts to ensure proper steering alignment and control.
• Inspect Power Steering System:
• Check the power steering fluid level and condition, topping up or replacing it as needed.
• Examine the power steering pump and hoses for leaks or damage.
• Perform Wheel Alignment:
• Regularly align the wheels to manufacturer specifications to prevent uneven tire wear and ensure proper handling.
• Adjust alignment angles using professional equipment or refer to the service manual for guidance.

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