Common warning signs include slipping gears, delayed shifting, grinding noises, fluid leaks, burning smells, or a check engine light. If you notice these symptoms, have your vehicle inspected.
A new transmission is newly manufactured. A rebuilt transmission has been repaired using inspected and replaced components. A remanufactured transmission is typically disassembled and restored to established specifications, with worn components replaced.
You'll typically need your vehicle's year, make, model, engine size, drivetrain configuration, and transmission code or VIN. Always verify compatibility before purchasing.
A torque converter transfers engine power to an automatic transmission and helps the vehicle move smoothly from a stop. A failing torque converter can cause shuddering, slipping, or unusual noises.
The TCM is an electronic component that manages transmission shifting and other operating functions. Some vehicles require programming or relearning procedures when a replacement module is installed.
Transmission solenoids regulate fluid flow to control shifting and clutch operation. A faulty solenoid may cause harsh shifts, delayed engagement, or transmission warning codes.
Installation time depends on the vehicle, transmission type, parts availability, and any additional repairs needed. Ready 2 Go can provide a more accurate estimate for your specific vehicle.
All transmissions come with a one-year warranty. Professional installation is required.
