The most common mistakes people make when it comes to their transmissions are more often than not due to a lack of knowledge. Luckily, we have found the 5 most common mistakes to look out for that can destroy your transmission.
If you think your car’s transmission may be slipping – time is of the essence. Driving with a slipping transmission means putting everyone in that car in danger every time you hit the road.
There are several common – and easily remedied – reasons why a car’s check engine light may come on. However, just because a problem may be easily remedied, that doesn’t mean it will be. To avoid serious damage to your car, and your wallet, make sure you get to your mechanic ASAP!
When a vehicle’s check engine light turns on, drivers usually have one of two reactions. Some drivers will immediately panic, believing that a huge repair bill is in their future. Others consider it no big deal and will choose to ignore it for as long as possible.
If your check engine light comes on, and you don’t hear any strange sounds, and your car is still driving normally, it probably isn’t an emergency. However, you still need to get it checked out as soon as possible.
When repairing a vehicle’s transmission, only the parts that have failed need to be replaced. It is not necessary to overhaul the entire mechanism. Parts that are most likely to be worn out or damaged, causing transmission failure are seals, gaskets, clutch, and bands. During the rebuilding process, the transmission is taken apart, and its parts cleaned. At this point, a decision is made whether each part should be put back in the transmission or replaced with a new one.
