Excessive heat buildup in engine and transmission components leads to lubricant breakdown and mechanical failure. Managing these thermal loads prevents premature component wear and maintains system efficiency.

Inadequate sealing at high-pressure interfaces leads to volumetric inefficiency and environmental contamination. Preventing fluid escape ensures consistent power transmission and component longevity.

Inadequate sealing between the oil sump, balance shaft housing, and engine block leads to lubricant loss or external debris ingress. Preventing these failures ensures engine longevity and maintains consistent hydraulic pressure within the powertrain.

Unwanted noise and vibration generated by fluid pressure fluctuations in drive and pump assemblies. Reducing these emissions improves passenger comfort and component longevity.