Which of the following is NOT an advantage of an electronically controlled transmission?
A)higher torque capacity
B)improved fuel economy
C)lower exhaust emission levels
D)better shift timing

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Electronically controlled transmissions do not inherently increase the torque capacity of a transmission. Torque capacity is primarily determined by the mechanical design and strength of the transmission components. Electronically controlled transmissions improve aspects like fuel economy, emissions, and shift timing through more precise control of gear changes.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Advantage of an Electronically