Which consequence results when hydraulic fluid viscosity diminishes within landing gear?

💡 Explanation

Increased internal leakage occurs because lower viscosity reduces the fluid's resistance to flow through small clearances, thus allowing significantly more fluid to bypass the piston; therefore leakage increases rather than pressure changes because volumetric flow capacity diminishes.

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