Transmission fluid:

Provides friction to make sure clutches engage

Lubricates the moving parts of the transmission

Conditions seals so the transmission does not leak

All of the above

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All of the above.

Transmission fluid serves multiple important functions in a vehicle's transmission system, including providing the necessary friction to help engage clutches, lubricating moving parts to reduce wear and heat, and conditioning seals to prevent leaks.

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