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A reseal specifically fixes fluid leaks. If your transmission has already suffered internal damage from driving with low fluid, you may need more…
We highly advise against it. Driving with low fluid causes extreme heat and friction, which can destroy your transmission in a very short amount of…
The timeframe depends on the specific seals that are leaking. Some exterior seals take just a few hours, while harder-to-reach seals might take a…
Yes. Catching a leak early and resealing the unit is much more affordable than waiting for the internal parts to fail, which requires a complete…
We always inspect the flywheel during a clutch replacement. Depending on its condition, we will either resurface it to ensure a smooth mating surface…
Typically, a clutch replacement takes between four to eight hours. We work efficiently to return your car to you as quickly as…
We do not recommend it. A slipping clutch generates excess heat and can quickly destroy other components, including your flywheel. Driving with a bad…
Most clutches last anywhere from 50,000 to 100,000 miles. However, this depends heavily on your driving habits, the type of vehicle, and the typical…
Yes. When we rebuild a transmission, replacing the converter is standard practice. The old unit often holds trapped metal debris and contaminated…
The process generally takes one to three days, depending on your vehicle’s make and model. Removing the transmission is required to access the…