Which consequence commonly results from insufficient lubrication during aircraft landing gear retraction?

💡 Explanation

Elevated hydraulic temperatures often occur when landing gear retraction mechanisms have insufficient lubrication; the increased friction creates heat in the hydraulic system, because the landing gear's components experience resistance requiring higher fluid force to actuate; therefore elevated temperature, rather than corrosion, drag, or braking issues.

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