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I have a 95‘ Z71 Silverado 5.7 with a 4L60E transmission. I have a new transmission in it and I understand that if I flush my transmission regularly I will keep my transmission a little longer before I have to replace it. This is to be done at every 30,000 miles. I just don‘t know HOW to flush the transmission. I used to drain the fluid, put new fluid in, drive it a few days, drain the fluid, change the filter and put in the GOOD fluid.
True for most people but some people don't care what others think and they just make mistakes but I think it is too do with confidence and if someone makes a mistake they may feel embarrassed or that someone might make fun of him/her. Although some people don't learn from their mistakes
What kind of oil do you put in the transmission of a John Deere B tractor? Some people say fluid, some say oil. Is there a difference?
a check engine light is because there is something that the computer in your car is seeing, that has failed its drive cycle test. the only thing that is going to fix it is to have the vehicles computer scanned, figure out the code, test and replace component as needed.
How much would it cost to get a manual transmission swap for an 08 Honda Accord?
Parts and labor to install, about $12,000. You need the transmission, transmission mount, COMPLETE engine wiring harness from a manual, flywheel from a manual, hydraulic lines, clutch master cylinder, clutch/pressure plate assembly, shift linkages, shifter bushings, shifter, shift knob, center console from a manual, shift boot, three pedal assembly because the automatics brake is too far left to allow travel of a clutch pedal, ECU from a manual car, header from a manual car because the down outlet is different on the manual, axles from a manual, and a few various odds and ends.
I have a 98 mustang 3.1 liter v6 and 3rd and 4th gear went out. Is there any other vehicle transmission that will fit in the mustang?I went to the junk yard but theres no 98 mustang transmissions.So what other vehicle has the same size transmission that i could switch it out with?
I believe you mean you have a 3.8 engine. If you are referring to an automatic transmission, then 1998 Mustang 3.8 4R70W is the only one that fits according to the interchange all the salvage yards use. A competent transmission shop could probably swap the electrical parts to make a different year transmission work for you but there's no hard information out there that I know like you can change this and that to make it work. If by chance your car instead has a five speed manual, a T5 transmission from any 1994-98 Mustang 3.8 will swap right in.
My 98 Ford Escorts transmission is going down. Its paid off and I really don‘t want to have to get a new car. Does anyone know about how much it would cost to get repaired?
A rebuilt one would roughly run you between $1200-$1600 Intsalled.
Can you tell me the difference between the manual the automatic transmissions of the VW Beetles? Specifically, I‘d like to know which transmissions are more reliable are less likely to have problems. I‘ve heard the autos have more problems than the manuals but want to know your personal experience with them. : )
Manual transmission is bulletproof(have a sister and mother that tried to learn to use the clutch and shift and breathe at the same time. Not successful. Clutches are a separate piece like brake pads or the caliper Clutches wear out but if you are a good shifter that may not happen till 150Kmiles. Even then, a clutch cost $65.(that number varies as I have had $35 for a new clutch disc. Automatics.wish it upon people you don't like.
does any other transmission fluid exchange with mitsubishi fluid i have a mitsubishi a 1995 galant but no one carries mitsubishi fluid around where i live thanks
The factory fill fluid on your vehicle is called Diamond SP, which is Mitsubishi's version of an automatic transmission fluid developed in conjunction with Chrysler, Hyundai and Kia (along with one or two non-USA sold manufacturers). Because of that it is exactly the same fluid as Mopar ATF+3. Finding ATF+3 these days is getting difficult, but never fear. Mopar ATF+4 is the new and improved version and is completely compatible with ATF+3 and Diamond SP, so. You can simply go down to your local Wal-Mart, Advance Auto Parts, Autozone, etc and pick up some ATF+4 for about $3-$4 a quart for your car. WARNING. DO NOT use anything called universal or multi-vehicle ATF. All it is is modified Dexron III/Mercon, and using it in your transmission will adversely effect the drivability and life of your transmission. Good luck and if I can be of further assistance feel free to e-mail me.
So for a couple of months my 2002 chevy impala would always jump during turns and quick stops and then accelerating I thohgt it was a bad axel. Well today my car just revs up In drive if I put it in gear 2its able to slowly accelerate it let‘s.me switch gears in higher speeds and it runs perfect could someone pleas pinpoint what that problem in the transmission could be? Bad solenoid. do I need a flush a whole new tranny ? I would love the help becuz its stressing me out right about now
There are two bands near the passenger side of the transmission (inside the transmission of course). One of those bands is broken. Because you have been driving it other damage has occurred but that transmission is easy to repair. Take it to a GM dealer or a transmission shop. I guarantee they have seen this issue before as it is somewhat common. Make sure whoever repairs the transmission also flushes out the cooler and cooler lines as well.