Q:a rebuilt transmission for my mercury mestique

You could call or go to the website for Jasper engines. They have rebuilt engines and transmissions. If you can , get the transmission code, engine size, make and model before you talk to them.

Q:What are the basic parameters of a hydraulic drive system?

Hydraulic drive system has only two basic parameters: one is the pressure, the second is the flow.

Q:I have a 1989 nissan maxima the transmission on it doesnt work when i press the gas it doesnt move foward . would it be best to buy a used transmission or just rebuild the one I have? im having trouble finding another transmission is it really necessary.

That's your choice. A rebuild will probably around 1500 bucks for parts and labor. Paying someone to swap them will probably run about 4-500 for labor plus the transmission (guess would be 200 for a used one) and hope you got a good one. If you're talking about doing the labor yourself, and you have to ask, you don't have the knowledge or skills to properly rebuild it. In my opinion, it's always better to rebuild one than to put in a used one. Even if you bought a 'new' transmission, it's still rebuilt. New transmissions don't exist except when they come from the factory in a new car. If you rebuild a transmission, you essentially have a new transmission in the car that (providing it was done correctly) shouldn't give you any issues. Whereas a used one may. On a side note, did you bother to check the fluid? Extremely low fluid can cause that exact problem.

Q:Why have a lot of manufacturers stopped putting manual transmissions in their vehicles?

people nowadays just dont know how to drive a manual. to my knowledge, most makes still have a manual option. they used to be standard lmao, hence the name standard transmission.

Q:Some cars have Automatic Overdrive Transmission, What does that even mean? It mean Automatic transmission or manual transmission? 1999 Lexus es300 have automatic overdrive. I check on kelly blue book, and I am not sure what is it.

Classic M is pretty close. I bought one for a 2000 a couple yearws ago and it was 250.00 at the dealer. That is just the axle, no labor.

Q:I have a 2007 Dodge charger 2.7 model with less then 49K. Not to long ago while waiting at a red light the car started to tremble a little bit and my check engine light turned on, I went to get a computer diagnostic from Auto zone and they showed the screen of the COMPUTER they use to do the diagnostic and it said the problem was the transmission fluid. Since then my check engine light has turned off but I would still like to have this problem fixed and I have also not felt the car tremble while waiting at a light. Can some one tell me about how much it would cost to have the transmission fluid change along with a filter if it requires one.I dont have a problem changing my own Oil but for something like this I figure I would just let the pro’s handle it.

That trembling problem doesn't sound like a transmission issue to me but it's a good idea to have the transmission fluid and filter changed anyway due to the mileage.I would bring it to a transmission shop and have them run a free scan and get them to change the transmission fluid and filter it will cost about 100 bucks to get the fluid changed etc.Just be sure that you have them place the transmission module in the learning mode once the fluid and filter is changed on it and it takes awhile for the transmission to relearn too. Hope that helps and best of luck.By the way to me it sounds like that vehicle needs a basic tune up it's due for one anyways.

Q:i own a Hyundai tiberon 2007 ,when i drive it in the morning it will run smooth but after 10-15 min the car warms up to regular temp and when i hit 20-25 mph the car will pull back real quick as if i was rear ended or hit a bump.spark plugs and wires are new and when i take it to get looked at i get no codes.from what i have been told its a transmission issue but this only happens after the car warms up,could that still be a transmission issue?

Of course it is a transmission issue. When cold your transmission oil is a little thicker, and lubricates better. Also the bands in a transmission loosen with heat. They are made of metal and just like all metal they expand when they get warm. So you may even need a rebuild. A simply transmission flush and new filter may fix the problem. It being a 2007 I am sure you have more than 50,000 miles on it, and you probably haven't ever changed the transmission fluid or filter which is suppose to be done every 50,000 miles. If it has been doing it for a while you may have caused further damage that need fixing.

Q:i own a 2000 bmw z3 2.3 roadster. my dad and i were putting a new radiator in and we forgot to bolt up the transmission lines so when i turned it over, transmission fluid sprayed all over. we hooked it up and turned it over again, only to find out that it now will not go into any gear without slipping. by slipping i mean catching and releasing so the car kinda rocks forward a little and rolls back.i jacked the car up and crawled under it and took out the bottom plug to see if transmission fluid was in it and it poured out. i checked the other plug located on the side of it and that poured out too. ive also noticed that the transmission fluid bucket thing where you pour it in hasnt drank any down. the car only has 30k miles on it, so i dont suspect the transmission to be failing. any help would be great. Thanks!

Is the transmission light on? Its the toothed wheel symbol on the lower right of your instrument cluster These transmission are very sensitive to fluid level and fluid type, as they are lifetime fluids and are not supposed to be changed. sounds like you might bee in limp mode, this is where the transmission locks itself in 3rd gear and doesn't shift up or down. I'd the light is on, disconnect the battery for a few minutes, reconnect the battery, turn car on, let out warm up and go through the gears slowly without moving the car. let the car idle in each gear for at least 10 seconds. Even of this fixes it, i would try to put the correct fluid that you lost in the processes back in.

Q:are dodge transmissions really as bad as some people say?

yes they are i bought a 2004 dodge 1500 and they replaced the transmission 4 times before it had 24,000 miles on it ,i have personally rebuilt or replaced over 200 of these trannies,one of the reasons they go bad is the check valve they put up by the radiator it sticks closed and burns up the tranny,but im sure there are many that did not have to be replaced at all.the newer ones are better than pre 2004

Q:I have a 2001 honda accord ex 3.0l vtec with an auto transmission. these cars are notorious for having a bad transmission, and i have a feeling mine is about to go. what options do i have to replace my transmission. i didnt necessarily want it to be from honda. are there any other aftermarket transmissions that i can order online? and if so what options do i have as far as number of speeds or other things. and do they make an aftermarket autostick transmission for my car?

If your transmission goes out, get the SAME transmission, it is what the vehicle was designed to use. The reason you say they are notorious for having a bad transmission is not due to poor transmissions, its due to kids like you who think they need to try to race everywhere with a vehicle running only OEM. Get that replacement auto trans, grow up and drive sensible, and maybe you will make it last a little longer. Forget the autostick transmission idea. they are for panzies who don't know how to drive.