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4 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 28/11/2012
... will do a free diagnostic on the car, i would suggest going to a local transmission specialty shop *Make sure they are trusted* and have them check...
4 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 27/11/2009
...own. However, there should be an auto parts supplier, or even a transmission specialty shop, that carries the kits and all the other parts you might...
5 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 09/05/2011
Go to another transmission speciality shop you have been had.Tell them the story after they...
1 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 16/12/2007
...diagnostic equipment would be my next choice. My LAST choice would be a transmission specialty shop. They've been known to push a rebuild or a ...
5 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 06/04/2007
...lucky it may be electrical, wiring or a bad shift solenoid, take the car to either a transmission specialty shop or a large honda dealer, a smaller general shop is going to...
5 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 18/01/2010
...bet to avoid wasting money on unnecessary repairs is to find a transmission specialty shop with a good reputation. Be prepared to spend up to a couple thousand...
3 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 16/01/2011
I would think you would need to take to a transmission specialty shop preferable an independent shop not a chain like AAMCO etc. they should be able to run some tests to confirm problem and give you an written estimate for repair. then decide.
3 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 28/02/2011
I would suggest getting a hold of these guys: http://www. transmission - specialties .com/ and inquiring about this: http://www. transmission - specialties .com/catalog/index.php?cPath=28
7 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 09/11/2008
... transmissions get replaced when it isn't necessary, especially when taken to a transmission specialty shop. Don't get me wrong, not all are bad, but many are...
5 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 31/03/2007