What happens to ATF when it becomes too hot?
A) It can produce cavitation bubbles in the fluid and reduce converter efficiency
B) It oxidizes or breaks down prematurely
C) It will shorten the life of the transmission fluid greatly
D) All of the above

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When ATF (Automatic Transmission Fluid) becomes too hot, it can produce cavitation bubbles, oxidize or break down prematurely, and significantly shorten the life of the transmission fluid, affecting the overall performance and longevity of the transmission system.

What Happens to ATF When It Becomes Too Hot