New Tranny On Its Way!!
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Record Breaker
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From: Oceanside, CA
Awesome. Well, sorta. Sucks you gotta go through the whole install again, but it should be a breeze this time around. Also, while you have it apart, you gonna have that TC looked at?
I'd also reccomend pouring in fresh fluid. DO NOT use the old stuff. yep, another $125 down the drain....ughhhh
I'd also reccomend pouring in fresh fluid. DO NOT use the old stuff. yep, another $125 down the drain....ughhhh
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Honestly, if it was me and I had three weeks off, I'd take the trip up there and have them do the install. Not that I doubt your abilities, but to me, transmissions are VOODOO! Don't mess with them, don't want to mess with them!
I'd have them put it in and make it PERFECT before I left town... I'd be a mess if I went through the exact same thing twice...
I'd have them put it in and make it PERFECT before I left town... I'd be a mess if I went through the exact same thing twice...
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Record Breaker
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before i ordered the tranny, i did a TON of research, and saw all the threads by those other guys with problems. that was ages ago though, and it seemed like they had it all ironed out now. this one could have just been a fluke.
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I would think so, which is why it's likely a waste of time to drive all the way there just to have it installed.
I just don't see the hardship of installing an auto tranny. It's either installed or it's not...lol It's not like installing a clutch or anything. Auto's are all internal and super easy to install IMO.
They are kinda fool proof to an extent.
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That makes taking the trip there to get it installed pointless if you have to do the drive there again to get it fixed.
